Childrens Clothes
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Hi
Mrs D speaking, one for you moms out there in Calgary, where are the best places to buy childrens clothes from at reasonable prices?
Mrs D speaking, one for you moms out there in Calgary, where are the best places to buy childrens clothes from at reasonable prices?
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Originally Posted by Dying to leave England
Hi
Mrs D speaking, one for you moms out there in Calgary, where are the best places to buy childrens clothes from at reasonable prices?
Mrs D speaking, one for you moms out there in Calgary, where are the best places to buy childrens clothes from at reasonable prices?

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hi there , not sure about specific places either ,
but on the whole , we are surely spoilt , by asda, jjb sports , primark etc ,
i am already stocking up on clothes for myself and hubby ,
and my sister is doing the same for her son (aged 8 ) even doubling up in the next sizes ,
in my experience , canada is more expensive and the style we are used to is hard to find .......
i had to buy trainers in n.s last year , and they set me back over £40 for nikes , and believe me i shopped around
but when i can pick them up for £14 (jjb sports ) i am deff gonna do that
sharon
but on the whole , we are surely spoilt , by asda, jjb sports , primark etc ,
i am already stocking up on clothes for myself and hubby ,
and my sister is doing the same for her son (aged 8 ) even doubling up in the next sizes ,
in my experience , canada is more expensive and the style we are used to is hard to find .......
i had to buy trainers in n.s last year , and they set me back over £40 for nikes , and believe me i shopped around
but when i can pick them up for £14 (jjb sports ) i am deff gonna do that
sharon
#4
Originally Posted by Dying to leave England
Hi
Mrs D speaking, one for you moms out there in Calgary, where are the best places to buy childrens clothes from at reasonable prices?
Mrs D speaking, one for you moms out there in Calgary, where are the best places to buy childrens clothes from at reasonable prices?

Walmart, Zellers etc are cheap and will last at least until they are outgrown. Better yet are the countless "consignment" stores selling previously enjoyed stuff for next to nothing, often more upmarket brands like Oshkosh etc.
Old Navy is owned by Gap I think, and is reasonable quality at a lot less than Gap prices. Its only just arrived in my town mall.
Kids dont care about label here nearly as much, so why spend the extra for new name brand stuff thats just going to get trashed anyway. For new stuff we prefer Zellers as at least its Canadian owned, matches Walmart for value and doesnt screw over its workers to quite the same extent. They also dont seem to build outside the city limits like Walmart do to try and avoid city taxes, which of course is what helps finance the nice communities we live in.
What can I say, I dont like the way walmart does business.
Last edited by iaink; Jul 4th 2006 at 3:34 am.
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Originally Posted by louisbourg
canada is more expensive and the style we are used to is hard to find .......
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Originally Posted by iaink
For new stuff we prefer Zellers as at least its Canadian owned, ...............................
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Originally Posted by Butch Cassidy
Isnt Zellers HBC owned? Didnt HBC get bought up by some foriegner???
Zucker was born in Israel...but at least part owns a hockey team....cant get more canadian than that? even if he is a Yank.
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Originally Posted by Butch Cassidy
Isnt Zellers HBC owned? Didnt HBC get bought up by some foriegner???
Yes.
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Originally Posted by iaink
Perhaps. Still, more canadian that Walmart will ever be. Not a lot of choice at the discount superstore end of the market. I guess Ill have to do all my shopping at Giant Tiger now!
How long have you had a Giant Tiger???
We only just got one!!!!!
That is so unfair!!!!
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Originally Posted by Butch Cassidy
WHAT!!!!!!!!
How long have you had a Giant Tiger???
We only just got one!!!!!
That is so unfair!!!!
How long have you had a Giant Tiger???
We only just got one!!!!!
That is so unfair!!!!

But you get mountains
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Originally Posted by iaink
Perhaps. Still, more canadian that Walmart will ever be. Not a lot of choice at the discount superstore end of the market. I guess Ill have to do all my shopping at Giant Tiger now!
Zucker was born in Israel...but at least part owns a hockey team....cant get more canadian than that? even if he is a Yank.
Zucker was born in Israel...but at least part owns a hockey team....cant get more canadian than that? even if he is a Yank.
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Originally Posted by willmore
What team?
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Originally Posted by iaink
Forever.
But you get mountains
But you get mountains

Anyway back on Topic.
I must agree about looking like a tourist wearing 'UK' clothes.
You can always spot the 'recent' arrivals downtown even if they trying to dress in a 'North American Styleee'
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Originally Posted by iaink
Some junior team in the Carolinas I think
and that makes him canadian how?
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Originally Posted by willmore
and that makes him canadian how? 

As you know, no true US citizen gives a damn about hockey, so he must have some residual connection to Canada.
Besides, why else would he buy the HBC...its not like its a money making proposition, its just a piece of canadian history..in fact it predates Canada doesnt it..."Here Before Christ" etc.




