Winter is about over (I hope) and both kids snow bibs are small so they will need new ones next year. We currently have Lands End- no issues with them but just looking to see what others like
Hoping to buy after the season ends to get a good deal.
Is there a brand you prefer?
kiwi / 705 posts
No input on brands, but I definitely recommend checking out local consignment stores. I got both kid’s bibs there this year and they were in great shape. Especially since my kids are guaranteed to have outgrown them next year, I’m happy to save some dough 
pineapple / 12566 posts
I always bought them at H&M. Even during the season, they were reasonably priced and great quality. My kids wore them nearly every day in the winter to go to daycare.
pomelo / 5866 posts
I also like Columbia. We just got Burton’s on a store closing sale last Fall but DD is still too small.
pear / 1767 posts
We’ve had great luck with the ones from H&M as well and this year we tried ones from the children’s place for super cheap and have also been super impressed with the quality of those as well.
cantaloupe / 6017 posts
This year we had LLBean for my daughter, and Kamik for my toddler son. I really liked both of them for warmth/waterproofness, but the LLBean aren't super adjustable (and I bought them a little big, intending to get two seasons out of them). The Kamik ones have great roll up cuffs with a fastener.
I found the Kamik ones on 6pm. They have a fleece bib which is nice, too.
nectarine / 2243 posts
I have a set for DD from two years ago I got practically unused from another mom from Lands End. They are awesome. You can let out sleeves and pants and they lasted two winters (and my daughter grew a ton from 2-3 years old). I’ve been so happy with them I’d likely repurchase (hopefully on sale). Actually maybe I should look now online, end of season!
nectarine / 2400 posts
We just use target clearance 
they’ve lasted two seasons for us and are adjustable enough that 3t still fits my 4yo. I will pass on the 3t to our son next year so we’ll have at least 3 years out of them and honestly I expect to get more then thag
persimmon / 1367 posts
We've had Carter's brand for the past few years, purchased during end of season sales. LO isn't hard on them, but I've been happy with the durability and functionally - especially for the price. They're pretty adjustable so I buy a size up and have gotten two years out of each pair.
wonderful pomelo / 30692 posts
Ours are from Walmart. Cheap and seems to be decent quality. They last long enough for to be passed down between kids.
nectarine / 2951 posts
We got Gap ones (I use points and buy them at 40% off). They are warm, waterproof, and have reinforced knees. I pass them down to DS2 and then sell them at my local kids consignment shop.
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