subject: The Smart Approach To Kids Fashion [print this page] Finding the best styles of clothes for your children can be difficult, not to mention expensive. Children grow so quickly and it seems that no sooner have you found the right outfit for them, than they are on to their next pair of shoes, jacket or trousers. The problem is further compounded if you only have one child, or two of the same age, as you will not be able to pass their clothes along down the line. Possibly the best solution to the dilemma is to buy good quality clothing that will stand the rough and tumble of even the most rambunctious child and which can then be sold on. Indeed, the second hand clothes trade is booming and many parents choose to sell perfectly good items on once their child has outgrown them. So the key point is that it is better to pay slightly more when buying an item, than to make a false economy and pay less for something that you will not then be able to sell on.
High quality brands like Barbour Kids, Fred Perry or Lacoste will always sell at a tabletop, car boot sale, or via the web. The rise in popularity of sites like Ebay has meant that clearing out a wardrobe has never been so easy and having a name like Barbour kids will attract a lot more interest than something from Matalan. Yet it is not just the inherent interest that goes along with a named brand but the quality of construction which means it is likely to withstand the rigours of energetic tykes. This is where clothing lines that are specifically made for children come into their own. Brands like Barbour kids, Timberland and Lacoste are built for endurance and do not have some of the flaw that other, cheaper brands are prone to. Motifs and vinyl patches that are likely to peel or fade are not an issue and colours and fabrics usually last a lot longer than cheaper brands.
A wide range of fabulous childrens clothes can be found online and the advantage is that you can shop for them whilst comfortably in the confines of your own home. The best online shops have great returns policies that make light work of sending your items back to the store. In fact, many now include postage and packing, so that you do not have to worry about having to get down to the Post Office.
by: Kathryn Pattison
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