Jollyhers Fashion Kids Clothing Online For Sale

Posted by Jollyhers on June 12th, 2017

Jollyhers boy clothes free shipping are sold all of the world. However, why they are sop popular?

I’m always being complimented on my daughters’ clothes, but usually they are just wearing Jollyhers — it’s all in how you put things together. When they were little I dressed them the same, but as they’ve grown up I coordinate, so they are the same but different, which allows them to have their own identities. I tend to buy French labels. I love cyrillus.com, an online company specialising in very classic kids clothes that an editor at French Harper’s Bazaar put me on to — she’ll be furious that I’m talking about it. It’s much cheaper than Bonpoint but still has that understated style — and it has great sales. I shop a lot from French mail order company Verbaudet (vertbaudet.co.uk) as its palette has the muted tones I go for — it will do a beautiful coral rather than orange and has wonderful kids’ swimwear. It also does lovely subdued patterns and Liberty prints.

I do buy well-known brands, too, but I look for pieces that are less obvious. For example, at Boden I avoid bold stripes and bright prints and find great accessories, such as the gold sandals my girls have worn all summer. I also shop at Jigsaw Junior and Zara, although I know my time is limited — both shops have gorgeous things from baby clothes until age seven, but then it gets a bit too street. I don’t do logos or sparkles.

I would never buy designer clothes for my daughters because they are growing like weeds and a ￡60 dress for the mother of twins is ￡120. They are very lucky that they were given two Dolce & Gabbana dresses by a friend, which I have on antique hangers in their bedrooms. My main style rule is that I don’t want them to look too grown-up — they’re six and I want to hold on to that and let them look like children.

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