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Clothes can be a big issue. Its easy to dress a baby. They just eat, sleep and want cuddles and whether theyre wearing Prada or Tescos range they really dont have an opinion.

Toddlers just want to be comfy so that they can play, get dirty, stay dirty and not have to worry about mum jumping her height because junior ruined a 300-quid outfit playing Doom Raiders.

But the older child, perhaps from six onwards, has a much stronger voice in their choice of clothes. As image-conscious as any movie star, even little girls would not want to be seen in just any old pair of jeans: they would have to be, at the very least, the same brand their friends wear.

This is where the big stores may score. Mass produced clothes these days can be quite inexpensive yet look good. They may not last through a whole load of washes but what was fashionable a month ago may well be so out this week the kid wouldnt would to be seen dead in it.

Its important for a childs self-esteem not to be seen as different from their peers and so, when it comes to spending on the wardrobe for your child, then it comes as no surprise that value over high-end of the market, wins every time - unless of course your childs best friends daddy is a famous footballer, then boy do you have problems!

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When buying clothes for children is it best to buy them cheap or pay more for them.This can depend on the type of clothes you are buying and when they will be wearing them.
As children grow so fast it does not make sense to spend a fortune on them , especially if they are just going to be playing outside in them, however for special occasions it is worth spending a bit more ,especially if they are going to wear them quite a lot.

Some items are worth paying more for, if you want them to last you need to think quality rather than quantity.
For items like jeans, i think you can get away with buying them cheap, but for things like shirts or jackets it may be best to spend a bit more , and get stuff that will last longer.

When it comes to holidays ,you can get away with buying cheap items , things like t shirts, and shorts, there really is no need to spend a fortune on these items.
The only exception is shoes, you should always spend the most you can on childrens shoes, and make sure you have their feet measured often.
At the end of the day it all comes down to personal taste, some people will only dress their children in designer clothes, while others think it is a waste of money, i think the answer lies somewhere between the two.

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The three staples of every boy’s fashion wardrobe: Prada sunnies, Calvin Klein undies, and Diesel jeans.
Diesel’s rapid expansion in fashion UK has resulted in it dominating the denim market. Reasonable prices for high-quality apparel coupled with an instantly recognisable name and status symbol create a winning combination which turns other brands away at the door. Diesel is the new, exciting thing to wear, and a perfect complement to almost any upper half.
But, new is not new forever, and as fellow Italian Replay emerges as a second horse in the race, consumers are soon going to start looking to new horizons for fashionable alternatives to what will inevitably become the uninspiring look of Diesel.
Enter, Mankind. As high fashion American brands such as Abercrombie and American Apparel further their expansion into the UK high street, so comes a whole new variety of things to wear. The ‘American’ look is no longer just about Gap; increased accessibility of internet shopping means fashionable and less mainstream clothes are only a click away, and can inject that much lacking surprise into your wardrobe.
Diesel is all very well for now, but keep your eyes pealed; there are even newer kids on the block.

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Diesel Jeans offer a great choice of fits (slim, superslim, casual, etc..) and the best styles and washes! They never go out of style and the quality is great. You will not be able to get rid of them once you own a pair. Other jeans would be threadbare in 2 years or even sooner, however not Diesel jeans. They are excellent quality. They are however, a bit expensive, however definitely worth the money.

Mankind jeans I feel do not offer such a large variety of styles, however they do offer a good variety of different fits (slim, superslim, casual, etc). While Mankind jeans are of good quality, I do not feel they meet the standard of Diesel Jeans, however Diesel Jeans are more usually more expensive then Mankind jeans and you know what they say, you get what you pay for.

I think both Diesel and Mankind both make very good quality jeans, however, if you’re looking for that extra bit more when purchasing jeans, I would choose Diesel Jeans over Mankind jeans. If you would like a quality pair of jeans at a lower price, I’d choose the Mankind Jeans.

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Mankind jeans are just heaven. The material is not like any other denim I have ever experienced. Its feels soft and comforting and sumptuous and decadent.

I can feel my confidence growing as soon as I pull them on, they are beautifully tailored and flare out to cover my boots in just the right way.

I know that they may seem a little expensive to others, but why should I not treat myself to the finer things in life. I cant take my money with me to the grave so i may as well look good before I get there.

People definitely notice the difference when I walk down the street in my sevens and I love the way that they sit low on my hips to maybe give that cheeky little panty line a chance to peek out. Hehehhehhehe.

I dont know what I did without these jeans, I can wear them any where, any time and any place. I could shop in them or dine in them and I just dont want to take them off.

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I think that the denim jeans found on the high street are just as resilient as designer denim. However, the high street brand may not be available in all shapes & sizes. They tend to only cater to the masses where you will find that the designer label has a much wider range of sizes, leg lengths (full leg, Capri etc.) & styles (straight, bootleg etc.).

As all denim is basically cotton woven in the same way, I believe that in many cases you are just paying extra for the social status for a designer label.

Many people that I know wear cheaper jeans to work, especially if it is to a manual labour job. These jeans would stand up to a lot of hardship & while they tend to get very dirty they also stand the test of time & remain intact.

I think that we need to consider that in many cases it has more to do with value the manufacturer places on the jeans than the quality of the denim itself. High street retailers do not heavily advertise their jeans where as the designer labels do. I think that it is this extra advertising & branding that puts a large price tag on a lot of designer denim.

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