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The top 10 kids clothing stores in Toronto

Navigating kids clothing stores in Toronto can be quite a challenge and as a mom with four children to dress, I've had my fair share of struggles ranging from constant growth spurts that render yesterday's clothes obsolete to the shockingly high prices on even the tiniest items. 

I mean, some might not bat an eye at paying $56.99 for an infant winter hat, but with six bodies in my home to outfit, I've learned the importance of finding affordable options without compromising on quality. 

Along my parenting journey, I've found go-to children's clothing stores in Toronto that offer a hassle-free shopping experience, reasonably-priced items, and — most importantly — clothing that stands the test of time. 

Here are my picks for the top kids clothing stores in Toronto.

Carter's Osh Kosh

Carter's OshKosh is a well-established children's clothing store with a history dating back over a century. Here you can find a range of stylish and durable kids' clothing. 

It's a great choice for parents looking for reliable, practical, and affordable clothing options for their little ones. 

Old Navy

Old Navy has a great selection of affordable kids' clothes, making it a go-to destination for trendy and budget-friendly options. With a variety of sizes, styles, and seasonal collections, you'll find everything you need to keep your little ones fashionably comfy-cozy.

Uniqlo

Uniqlo is your one-stop shop for affordable and durable kids' clothing, particularly trendy puff jackets and HEATTECH thermal wear that's suitable for children of all ages and will help prepare your kids to brave any weather.

Little Ones Closet

Little Ones Closet offers an awesome selection of children's items, featuring both new and previously-owned options. This eco-conscious approach appeals to parents seeking affordability and sustainability in their children's wardrobe.

It's a shopping destination that aligns with the conscious consumer movement, making it easy for families to make responsible choices for the planet while providing quality clothing and accessories for their kids. 

H&M

H&M is a great spot for affordable childrens' clothing, with a diverse selection of everyday attire, seasonal collections, and the most adorable outfits for special occasions. 

Once Upon a Child

Once Upon a Child is an ideal destination for eco-conscious parents who value quality and affordability.

They specialize in buying and selling gently-used kids' clothing, shoes, toys, and baby gear, allowing you to both recycle your children's nearly-new items and receive instant payment, making it a practical choice for budget-conscious families. 

Walmart

Shopping for kids' clothes at Walmart can be a wild adventure, but the convenience of getting all your other household needs while shopping in the store's vast and budget-friendly clothing section make it an undeniably worthwhile journey for parents.

The Children's Place

With a diverse selection of trendy and high-quality options, The Children's Place is a versatile choice for everyday attire, as well as special occasion outfits. 

Gap

Gap is a trusted source for high-quality and durable kids' clothing. Their diverse selection features a range of seasonal items, making it easy to keep your children stylish year-round.

From comfortable everyday wear to special occasion outfits, Gap provides options that stand the test of time, ensuring your kids look great in every season. 

Toys R Us

Toys R Us is a trusted destination for parents, offering not only a wide range of toys but also a selection of kids' clothing and various essentials. From playtime to practical attire, Toys R Us is a convenient place to meet all your children's needs.

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Fareen Karim


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