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Not OP, but I understand his/her position. I usually buy my clothes at Uniqlo or Zara. As much as I'd like to do the right thing instead, I can't justify payin
by thirdsun 10y ago
Not OP, but I understand his/her position.
I usually buy my clothes at Uniqlo or Zara. As much as I'd like to do the right thing instead, I can't justify paying the massive premium for boutique and artisan stuff manufactured in western regions, except the occasional specific premium item, like a Rapha or Outlier jacket.
In OP's case those are clothes for a small child, that will outgrow them quickly, which makes the cheap option even more attractive.
- MrsPeaches 10y agoIsn't the point here that you are paying for them, just not in a way that the market is currently able to include in the price?
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- Gravityloss 10y agoWhat about relatives with older children, used clothes stores or flea markets? Childen's clothes are a very good fit for reuse since they are worn for a short time. Also I'd be suspicious about toxins or artificial hormones in cheap clothes. Would likely be safer to have high quality certified and checked and tested ones.