Buy Cheap Kids Clothes

The upscale preppy look of Gymboree comes at a cheaper-than-ever price point now that it's owned by The Children's Place. Gymboree clothes are fun, playful, and have plenty of detailing. This is a strong favorite, now at an affordable price.

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Despite being so tiny, baby clothes can seem to quickly pile up into small mountains! Whether you're trying to organize baby's current clothing or seeking storage ideas for the clothes that baby will later grow into (or has already grown out of) this article has you covered. If your baby is still on the way and you're trying to figure out the best way to organize baby clothes for after the birth, I cover that too.

Good news: there are several children's clothing stores which won't break your budget. You'll have fun shopping there, and their cheap prices are often similar to the large discount stores, or even cheaper. The top 6 list is here. Read on...

I was pleasantly surprised to find out that certain children's stores (but by no means all of them!) can often actually be cheaper than the 'big box' stores. I thought it might be fun to share these shopping tips with you on this site.

Yes, kids grow quickly and are hard on their clothes, but instead of buying cheap, poorly-made outfits that will last only a few recesses, consider clothing your little ones in more durable, well-made, eco-friendly kids clothing that you can feel good about.

The original name in sustainable kids clothes, Hanna Andersson has been leading the pack for over 35 years. They excel in designing soft but durable clothes for kids to dance, play, sleep, and live in.

Jackalo prides themselves on making organic, fair trade kids clothing that lasts twice as long as your typical kids brand. They make simply cut, well-fitting basics with lots of pockets and reinforced knees. Consider these your ultimate playclothes.

Boody has ethical baby clothes covered. Their adorable tops, leggings, and onesies are made of a natural and oh-so-soft bamboo viscose fabric that is breathable, hypoallergenic, and environmentally friendly. As a bonus, they also carry undies and basics for mommy!

Their factories are fair trade certified and they focus on minimizing water use in their fabric production. All that to say you can rest easy knowing their baby and kids clothes are a safe option for your child and the planet.

Oobi is an Australian clothing label (they ship worldwide!) offering ethically-made, hand-printed clothes for girls aged newborn to twelve. Their organic cotton fabrics are printed with lead-free dyes and come in whimsical prints and bright, happy colors.

4. To add to the list... For the Canadian folks...Mini Moichi has the MOST ADORABLE CLOTHES! I am desperate for a US store exactly like it! They do have a US branch, with a diff name, but their clothes aren't nearly as cool!

5. For US folks, Ten Little makes the BEST kids shoes. They are a GREAT company. My only complaint is that they are thematically consistent with the rest of the industry by not offering kids sizes beyond roughly 10yrs old (size 13).

Every kid needs a bevy of everyday basics like tees and leggings, plus some fun items like a glittery ice cream shirt or a shark hoodie, but these cute pieces don't have to make you sweat when you see their price tags. With deals this good, you won't have to think twice about buying them that character tee they have to have, even if you know they'll be ready to let it go, let it go in a few months (seriously, how long can the Frozen phase really last). Check out the following stores and stock up on inexpensive kids clothes that still look great.

Old Navy is known for their affordable, well, everything. From kids' outerwear to seasonal basics and fun prints, they have something for everyone from baby to big kid (and you'll probably find something for yourself too). It seems like their website and stores are always running a great sale, too, so there's a good chance you'll get an additional discount at checkout.

Back before kids, you thought of H&M as a place to get trendy jewelry and shoes for yourself or basics for next to nothing. Now you know that the Swedish store is a prime destination for affordable kids' clothes. From newborn up to size 14, you'll find something cool for all ages. Many of the clothes are made of airy organic cotton, plus they offer a wide range of character and band tees including Elsa, Mickey, and The Rolling Stones.

The Carter's clearance section is always worth a look if you're trying to find very discounted items, though all of their kids clothes are frequently on sale. They have everything your little one will actually want to weart (think bright colors, graphic tees, and comfy shoes) plus Carter's is partners with both accessories brand SkipHop (if your kiddo happens to need an animal backpack or lunchbox) and OshKosh, where you can always snag a classic pair of overalls for your kiddo.

From funky hoodies that will make your kiddo look like a shark to all the swimwear you'll need for splashing, Gymboree is the place for bright kids clothes at affordable prices. They also have hair clips, hats, and little bags (for the little one who just can't stop packing bags).

You may already know that TJ Maxx is the place for affordable candles, sunglasses, or reasonably priced bras, but they also have a ton of kids clothes, some of which you can typically shop online (though their online store is temporarily closed). They carry brands that you'd find in a department store for way more.

Kohls has anything you could need from kitchen appliances to sneakers for the whole family, and they also carry a ton of budget-friendly kids clothes. There always seems to be some sort of flash sale or buy one get one deal, and it's a great place to stock up on both trendier pieces and everyday basics.

Target has everything you could ever want (and many things you didn't know you absolutely needed), and their kids clothes are no exception. They carry certain styles and brands that you won't find anywhere else, plus a large selection of clothes inspired by kid-friendly favorite movies and games, like Minecraft, Jojo Siwa, and beloved Disney characters.

Gap Factory is Gap's outlet, and they always have amazing deals on kids clothes. While the styles and prints look almost identical to those at the Gap, the Factory items may be slightly less high-quality (which is totally fine when you're looking for leggings, jeans, or a jacket to get your children through one season).

While French Toast technically carries kids uniforms, it's a great spot for affordable basics like polos, khakis, and shorts. Even if your kiddo has nowhere to wear a uniform, you can still stock up on things they do need (like socks and tights) at unbeatable prices in a wide range of sizes.

Primary is known for their soft, quality kids basics in tons of bright colors and prints (and they also offer adult tees and PJs so you can match your kiddo). Their cozy clothes are also pretty budget-friendly, especially when they have a sale.

A legible, strong-sticking label can mean the difference between a brand-new backpack lasting out the school year versus languishing in a lost-and-found bin. After plastering two water bottles, a nylon lunch box, several food container lids, and a few T-shirts with seven kinds of labels and putting them through a combined total of 24 wash cycles, we found that the Name Bubbles School Labels (in a pack of 76) are the best preprinted labels to put on kids clothes and gear.

Not be impossible to remove when necessary: Some companies say their labels are permanent, but many parents find that they eventually do want to take off the labels, either to pass along outgrown clothes or to hand down an item to a younger sibling. Ideally, it should be easy to remove labels without leaving any residue, but not so easy that a younger child could remove one by themselves.

Hold onto childhood in kids, baby and toddler clothes from Gymboree. Celebrate the magic of childhood with kids clothes in patterns and prints from our latest themed collections. Shop all our styles including dresses, skirts, jeans, shorts, tops, button up shirts, polos, sweaters and accessories.

Girls Clothes. Discover the sweetest styles featuring bright colors, soft pastels and bow-to-toe themes with our kids, baby and toddler girl clothes. Shop cute print dresses or our twirl-worthy tiered skirts that pair perfectly with our colorful coordinating tops. Don't forget to layer on the cute style with our cardigans! Whether you're shopping for special occasion dresses or looking to dress her in cute comfort every day, Gymboree has the kids clothes you're looking for. From our fit and flare dresses to leggings, our clothes all feature beautiful details made to let kids be kids.

Boys Clothes. Shop all our kids, baby and toddler boy styles, made for every day and special occasions! Add cute and cool styles to his wardrobe, including plaid button ups, embroidered jeans, patch shorts and cargo pants. All of our styles are part of coordinating collections for the cutest childhood outfits ever!

Founding Mommy & Me we set out to revolutionize the used kids clothing market making it easy to shop from home for quality kids clothes. This is a great alternative making buying for your kiddos easy and convenient.

Just like adults, most children have way more clothing than they actually use and need! The capsule wardrobe concept is fantastic fo