3 Reasons Designer Childrens clothes are worth the price?| Alexander Sibilla

 

One of the first things you must take into consideration is whether or not designer kids clothes are really worth the hefty price tag. A tank top from Baby Dior can cost as much as $248 – are you willing to pay that much? A couple factors go into the decision-making process.

  1. Quality. As much as it pains me to say it, designer clothes are definitely of superior quality when compared to the mass-produced stuff you find at Walmart. That’s because designers tend to use better, more durable fabrics, with high-end components like real silk, rhinestones, and even fur to amp up the high-fashion factor. As far as workmanship, detail, and quality, you definitely get the best when grabbing designer clothes. Of course, that’s not the only factor, but it’s something to consider. Alexander Sibilla
  2. Longevity. Of course, your kids’ designer duds could last until Armageddon, but it won’t mean much when your kids are growing every day. Unless your child wears out clothes at an incredibly fast rate, you’ll probably never get to test the theory that designer clothes last longer than cheaper outfits. That’s one of the biggest drawbacks to buying designer clothes for kids. While you could invest in a pair of shoes and wear them for years, your growing child probably only has six months to a year before moving on to the next size.

 

3.     High Style. If you’re a stickler for fashion, it’s understandable if you want your kids to be a reflection of your own style aesthetic. Loading your kids up with flashy labels could be a point of pride for you, especially if you’re totally obsessed with fashion. If you’re a fan of Marc Jacobs, Juicy Couture, and Armani, you’re probably more prone to reaching out for the same designers for your child. It’s true that higher-end designers probably whip up the coolest kids’ clothes, so if that’s a priority for you, you can snag high style by paying more.

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