• Kids Clothing has recently become as trendy and fashion-conscious as adult clothing, with designer labels now creating lines for young fashionistas.

• Fast Facts

  1. Girl's sizes are typically defined as 7-18 but are for ages 7-14
  2. Boy's sizes are typically defined as 8-20 but are for ages 7-14
  3. Made from: Cotton, Nylon, Fleece, Polyester, Synthetic Materials
  4. Price Range: $10.00 to $100.00

• Buying Guide

  There are several factors to consider when purchasing clothing for children. The most important factor is practicality and fit. A common mistake by parents is choosing aesthetically pleasing outfits, without considering the comfort of the child. Children's moods are drastically affected by their physical condition. All though an outfit looks nice, if a child is uncomfortable it could add unnecessary stress to an environment or situation. In general, fabrics should be durable yet soft to the touch. It's also important to consider the growth of a child. It might not be economically sound to make a pricey investment on an outfit that a child might out grow in a couple of months. Care of the attire is also important. In general, the clothing for a child is physically smaller and thus more delicate. Because children in general are closer to the ground, and are not as physically oriented as an adult, they tend to be more demanding on their clothing, as well as more apt to accidents. The washing and care of a piece of children's clothing should be a major consideration when making an investment.

• Top Brands

  • Gymboree
  • Gap Kids
  • J Crew
  • Old Navy
  • The Children's Place

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