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Debenhams Boys Autumn Winter

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I was challenged to kit out Mr Z’s Autumn Winter wardrobe from Debenhams for a budget of £100. I have been shopping in Debenhams since Mr Z was quite young and I have always found their clothes really nice so I was sure that this years Autumn Winter range would rise to the challenge. I have to admit I was surprised quite how far the budget stretched though! There are sales on at the moment in Debenhams and I have got some amazing bargains here considering all of the below came in at just under £100! Mr Z looks great in all of the outfits I have chosen for him, and the material and quality of all of the clothes is lovely. The fit of all the clothes is also really good, I find them true to size and well proportioned. Mr Z is 5 years old and I buy him majority of clothes in 5-6 with the odd thing in 6-7 to allow him a little bit more room to grow!

Two of my favourite outfits are modelled by Mr Z above. I especially like the John Rocha shirt set, and Mr Z is really pleased to have new Planes PJs and socks as this is his favourite film at the moment.

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Debenhams boys Autumn Winter Part 2

Debenhams boys Autumn Winter Part 2 by intheplayroom on Polyvore

What do you think to my choices? Have you sorted out the kids Autumn Winter wardrobes yet? Let me know your thoughts in the comments.

Tesco Clothing for Kids

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I buy the children kids clothes from Tesco quite often, as that is our regular supermarket so it is easy to quickly grab something if there are a few things that they need. I always find them really good value and they have a wide range so I can usually find whatever I need.tescoclothesI was given a £50 budget to choose some clothes to review for the children from the Tesco Clothing Autumn Winter range. With it being Tesco, that £50 actually went pretty far and I was able to get all three boys an outfit each, and a couple of pairs of Pyjamas which is great value!

Here are some of the items I chose:

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jumper: £6.00 – £7.00

jeans: £10.00 – £13.00

This made a lovely outfit for Z. It is comfy and smart-casual. The jumper material is nice and soft and the jeans fit well with a comfy ribbed waistband.

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Onto T’s outfit:

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Sweatshirt: £7.00 – £8.00

Trousers: £7.00 – £8.00

Again, the material of both these items is really nice and soft. T felt really snuggly in his sweatshirt and they both fitted well and comfortably for him.

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For R I got a pack of 2 joggers

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£7.00 – £8.00 for the 2 pack.

I did also get him a top, but I can’t see it on the site now and it is also a little big for him so I can’t show you that one at the moment! The joggers are great value and again really soft and nice quality material, and they wash very well. They are really handy for everyday wear. The grey and black colours are easy to coordinate with any clothes.

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I also got PJs for Z and R (sorry T – I will buy new PJs separately! lol)

tescopjJust like the day wear, the pyjamas from Tesco are great value. Mr R’s pair is only £3.50! They are 100% cotton and great quality for this price, and I think they will last him well.

Mr Z’s pyjamas are also brilliant value at only £5.00 – £6.00 for character pyjamas, and they are even glow in the dark! The boys all like Toy Story and it is fun for them to have character pyjamas so I often let them have it to add a bit more fun to their bedtimes.

I am really pleased with all of the Tesco clothing. I do trust them for kids clothes as the quality is pretty consistent and never lets me down, so I am happy to rely on them for a lot of the kids day to day clothes, and also for school uniform bits like trousers and polo shirts.

Do you buy any of your kids clothes from Tesco? What do you think to their range?