fashion sainsburys baby clothes

fashion sainsburys baby clothes

If you have kids, you know that it's easy to spend a fortune on kids' clothes. It seems like they are constantly either wearing out or outgrowing clothes. Where can the average family find a range of children's clothes that offers everything you need: convenience, affordability, durability, and--of course--style. The answer is simple and probably unexpected: Sainsbury's.

Sainsbury's is best known as a supermarket. They have locations across the UK (click here to find the Sainsbury's closest to you). This makes shopping for clothes for your kid super convenient. You can just pick things up when you go for your normal grocery shopping. All larger stores have a range of clothes, and they have changing rooms as well so that you can try things on before buying. You can also look at their children's clothes range online, or in the Sainsbury's Little Ones magazine.

Some places have kids clothes that I love...at least until I look at the price tag. Especially for babies and younger kids, it's hard to justify spending a lot of money on an outfit that will only fit them for a month or two. At Sainsbury's, their clothes are surprisingly affordable. I just bought my daughter a 3-pack of t-shirts, for example, that only cost £6. Their clothes are very reasonably priced. The only down-side to the price is that with clothes at this price, it's easy to put them all in the trolley.

I have a toddler and a pre-schooler. I know what it's like to have kids ripping the knees out of jeans, cutting holes in clothes, getting clothes grubby, etc. Active kids put a lot of wear and tear on clothes. Sainsbury's children's clothes, though, are surprisingly durable. I have tried children's clothes from a lot of places, and Sainsbury's are far more durable than most. They last way longer than clothes from Asda, for example. Not only do they tend to hold together better, but they seem more stain resistant as well. Yes, your kids can get them grubby eventually. The Sainsbury's clothes do seem to wash cleaner (even in the same load with other clothes) and stay better looking for longer.

Finally, I want my kids' clothes to look good. Sometimes places sell cheap clothes, but they look horrible. I want a lower price without sacrificing on style. At Sainsbury's they have a wide range of really cute children's clothes, ranging from little suits and gorgeous dresses to cute everyday and play clothes. I often get compliments on my children's clothes from Sainsbury's, and people ask where I bought them from (expecting it to be a high street or designer line). Whether you're shopping for babies, toddlers, or school kids, there are cute clothes that I would recommend from birth to about 12.

Also, if you have a Nectar card you can earn points on your purchases.

Of all of the supermarkets, and the value shops, Sainsbury's definitely has the best range of children's clothes.