Where do 12 year old girls buy clothes ?

[john75]

My cousin is turning 12 soon and I am thinking about getting her a gift vouchure for some clothes.

Question is where do 12 year old girls normal shop for clothes now ?

[PhillT]

Agent Provocateur, by the looks of some of the girls you see walking round here.
Scary...

[wd*]

Mk1, New Look, Etam.

Internationale, Bay Trading, Pilot possibly, though I would say they are probably a bit old

[staceyb]

Do you have a big shopping centre near you? We have the metrocentre which actually has metrocentre vouchers and you can use them in most shops within the metrocentre.

[Nick P]

john75 said:

My cousin is turning 12 soon and I am thinking about getting her a gift vouchure for some clothes. Question is where do 12 year old girls normal shop for clothes now ?

<baldrick voice on> the 12 year old girls clothes shop ? <baldrick voice off>

[pantscat]

GAP Kids?
Fat Face have some cool stuff... not sure if they cater for 12 yr olds though. (edited - yep they do! checked their website)

Tricky that one...

>> Edited by pantscat on Tuesday 7th February 15:16

[Ahhh Moneypenny]

New Look has a special range of 9-15 years old clothes, Select, West One Etam, Miss Selfridge, New Look is easiest to get voucchers for and most towns have a New Look store
Kerry

[MARQUE]

BLUEWATER VOUCHERS IF YOU LIVE CLOSE ENOUGH...

[Corpulent Tosser]

Gift Vouchers !!!

Why not give her some of those vouchers that can be spent in any shop, you know, the ones we refer to as beer vouchers, they can be spent on clothes too you know

[john75]

Looks like New Look it is then.

[BliarOut]

MARQUE said:

BLUEWATER VOUCHERS IF YOU LIVE CLOSE ENOUGH...

I've got a spare caps lock key kicking around somewhere if yours is broken

[Cossie.]

Each to their own, but IMO from what I've seen the majority of younger style clothes in New Look are tacky (and tarty). It is, however, very difficult finding clothes for this pre-teen age group - no problem up to age 10 but thereafter it's not so easy unless you're happy for your daughter to dress like older girls.

Next, Gap and M&S.

[Mrs Fish]

john75 said:

Looks like New Look it is then.

That's where my 13 year old cousin buys her stuff from.

[Ahhh Moneypenny]

Cossie. said:

Each to their own, but IMO from what I've seen the majority of younger style clothes in New Look are tacky (and tarty). It is, however, very difficult finding clothes for this pre-teen age group - no problem up to age 10 but thereafter it's not so easy unless you're happy for your daughter to dress like older girls. Next, Gap and M&S.

Not always tarty, and she'll get more in new look for her money than next, gap or M&S, kids tastes change very quicky too, so best to go for the cheap and cheerful option, as what is 'in' one minute will be 'out' the next

[eccles]

if she's brave, TKmax or Primark, or maybe Matalan.

[Nick P]

Ahhh Moneypenny said:

Not always tarty

no....tarty is good....maybe not on a 13 year old though

[williamp]

Ask if the local Shall station has some Optimax vouchers...

Or, how about Halfords tool section vouchers.

Either way, if she can't use them then you take the vouchers back and buy her an ice cream instead...

[warmfuzzies]

If she's fashionably anti-fashion like mine, then Quicksilver, just add water, freespirit or the like.


Kevin.

>> Edited by warmfuzzies on Tuesday 7th February 17:10

[dawny1964]

My daughter loves to shop at New Look and she is 12 years. You can get some good bargains in their.

[wedge girl]

Designer range at Debenhams, fairly priced and 'cool' enough for her to wear out with her friends.