DD just went through a growth spurt and I need to buy some size 6 pants. I’m hoping to take advantage of some Black Friday sales. DD is into leggings but I’d like to get some other pants in the mix. The leggings I buy seem to wear out so quickly. Any suggestions?
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@Corduroy: I really like the cat and jack leggings at target. They are thicker and softer than carters and most of the regular ones are $5 full price (the cozy ones are a bit more). They have a one year guarantee that the knees won’t rip. And they frequently run sales that bring the price down a dollar or so. I also really like these soft jeggings I got there but that one was toddler size. I assume they are the same in little girls though.
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I have a chunky little 2 year old. I get Tucker & Tate "jean" leggings for her. I'm about to order size 4t! I'm hoping to get them on sale.
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My DD is very hard on her clothing and has been a legging girl since she was 3 (* She's 10 and ONLY wears leggings, jeggings, and pants with stretch.).
The Children's Place has great leggings, peggings (pant/legging hybrids) and jeggings. Also on the list: FabKids (online store ... they are having a $3 legging sale NOW), Gap Kids (great leggings and jeggings), and Carters (Very soft and high quality). All have awesome Black Friday sales.
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We pretty much have cat and jack leggings for play and for school (we have a loose uniform policy) she wears the yoga pants from primary. She’s tall / has long legs which may help but they look pretty nice for a comfy pant. She complains about anything uncomfortable so I’ve been happy to find a decent option.
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DD1 has ripped 4 pairs of pants in the last few months, and DD2 just ripped a hand me down Cat and Jack pair last week
So - I am trying to invest better! Right now I really like the ones by Primary, super soft and thick and holding up well. I just did a 25% off order with them this week. Not the cheapest option, but great colors, and since I'm hoping they will last through 2 kids, worth it!
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If you’re willing to splurge, Hanna Andersson leggings are really thick and soft. I like them because they come in a “slim” cut that fits my oldest well - she really needs more of a 5-6 in length, but a 4 (max!) in width. 110cm works well for her.
We also do lots of Cat & Jack leggings, and jeggings/corduroy treggings from H&M (both have fake front pockets and real back pockets, do they look more like actual pants).
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In the winter months my daughter really prefers the Boden "cozy leggings" - they have a really nice wide waist band and are nice and thick. They are by far her favorite pants, and hold up very nicely.
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I like Cat and Jack (Target) and Tea leggings. Cat and Jack are less expensive. I like some of Tea's patterns, though. They are running a sale right now!
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Another vote for cat & jack
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My 6yo is super hard on leggings and we went all with the Lands End Iron Knee this year with good results so far.
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We love Tea leggings. They fit my skinny girls the best and hold up well over time. The dark colors. do fade a bit with multiple washings but still look nice. Tea has a bunch on sale for $10 right now and other retailers often have older season colors. If your DD isn't skinny I might size up one size (my 16m old can comfortably wear both 24m and 2t and my skinny 4yo can wear both 4 and 5).
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Primary makes really nice, simple staples!
So - I am trying to invest better! Right now I really like the ones by Primary, super soft and thick and holding up well. I just did a 25% off order with them this week. Not the cheapest option, but great colors, and since I'm hoping they will last through 2 kids, worth it!
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