Kids clothes - page 3

You want great quality kids clothing for your children without breaking the bank. And yes, that is entirely possible. I'll show you how.

Don't worry - you won't be shopping at expensive boutique stores or spending more per piece than you're comfortable with, and yes, you will get high quality kids clothes. First I'll cover the affordable places I shop for my children's clothes, and then I'll add in some extra tips and tricks I've figured out over the years.

Here I'm reviewing specific items of school wear from U.S. brand French Toast for this year's back to school. I've shopped there before because of the high quality, durability and affordable pricing of their items.

Let's look at three of this season's products: the boy's adjustable waist double knee pant, the short sleeve pique polo top and the flat front stretch short. I've taken pics that show not only how they would look on a typical child, but also close-ups of the items alone so you can see for yourself some of the details I'll be talking about. The three items you'll see here are just a subset of what's available to you when you shop at French Toast because they make multiple styles of shorts, skirts, pants, polo tops, dresses, and so on.

There is a lot of uncertainty about how the start of school will look for 2020 - 2021. That said, if your child's school has a uniform or dress code, it's wise to get ready with at least one outfit that fulfills the school's requirements. On the other hand, of course you don't want to spend lots on school uniforms right now only to find that they might not be worn often. This is why it could be a good idea to start with just one or two changes of schoolwear now, and if you need more later you can purchase these at a later date.

In these unusual times, if you already have the clothes your kids need, or if you would rather limit your purchases to just the essential things, that's sensible - you can put your cash toward those more urgent things.

However, if you are looking for some trendy and cool clothes for kids that are ethically made with a socially conscious mission, then you'll be helping more than just your child. You will make a difference in children's education in underprivileged parts of the world if you shop at Cotton On. Total price point is similar to that of Old Navy - a little less than that of Gymboree, but higher than The Children's Place. Let's go ahead and take a look at pics of some of their styles.