If I had kids, I'd be buying them clothes from here. The clothes are so cute and adorable! I get…read moreall motherly when I see all the little baby clothes, they make me want to have a baby as soon as possible, but we all know that's not happening any time soon. This store is quite big, probably the biggest kids clothing store in the West Lakes Shopping Mall. It's clean, it's simple, it works. I've loved Pumpkin Patch since I was a kid. Everyone loves Pumpkin Patch, it's a well loved store. It's fashionable for all the little bubs out there so their parents can dress them up and make them feel pretty and it's all very affordable.

Look I find much of the stuff at Pumpkin Patch severly overpriced…read more I don't have kids, but I've been in here a few times to look for a gift for a new baby, and my god, $40 for a jumpsuit that they will grow out of in a month? Are you insane?!? So, yes, when I do have kids, they will be wearing clothes from Best and Less, or Target.

What factory? The Reject Shop factory?…read more The name of this shop is seriously misleading - it's a cheap discount/variety store, and is in no way related to images of getting great brands at bargain prices. It's one of the few such shops I've come across that sells a range of clothing. But that doesn't really recommend it, because it's very cheap and not nice clothing. The scarves, in particular, are horrible, brightly coloured, spotty creations. About the only clothing I would buy here is the Australia Day swimwear, just for a joke. Otherwise, it's a discount store like any other, with a whole aisle of kids toys, and plenty of cheap kitchen wares. There's really nothing special, and their art and stationary section is very limited (that's mostly what I shop for in these places.)

Like shopping for brand name clothing at unbelievable prices? Then Semaphore Factory Outlet (SFO)…read moreis NOT the place you are looking for! SFO is more like a Cheap as Chips or Cunno's, stocking mainly random crap that will probably fall apart after one or two uses. I, strangely enough, don't mind shops like this. Some times you can find really dangerous toys, costume ideas and the odd evil looking decoration perfect for Halloween. This place, in particular, had quite the selection of bubble makers, both manual and mechanical, which entertained my puss cats for hours!

I'm really starting to wonder if every store at Harbour Town gets an extra star just for it's…read morelocation. Not because it is particularly Harbour Town itself but because they are all factory direct or clearance outlets so their prices are all great (well on 80% of their stock at least). Anywho..........this is another store that is everywhere but i don't really visit it anywhere else or make purchases from any other locations. As none of them have the same specials as Harbour Town do. I have managed to get my child some great stuff here. Especially in the under 10 years old age group as they have heaps and heaps of brand stuff. Like towels with Ben 10, t-shirts with Lightning McQueen, pj's with Spiderman, etc and of course for the girls it's all Bratz, Dora the Explorer and Barbie. i also got some fantastic winter flannelette pyjama's here for my kids in the Simpsons for only about $10 a pair. I would rather save up $100 and go here and I would get a lot more for my money than shopping elsewhere, and it makes the trip down there worthwhile.

This has got to be the biggest Kids Who I've ever been in. Then again I can't vouch for many Kids…read moreWho stores, but the local stores in my area are incredibly tiny. It's amazing that you can even fit in there. Kids Who at Harbour Town is the opposite. It's a very large and open store. Plenty of room to browse the store in a comfortable manner. I may not have kids, but I'm still a fan of Kids Who. My mum would buy me clothes from here when I was little and I always loved them, along with my younger siblings. The shelves are well stocked with plenty to choose from, the staff are great and the prices are as low as you can get. Two thumbs up from me.

This store sells some amazingly cheap casual dresses. There are two racks out the front with ankle…read morelength dresses for $13. That sucked me in. The rest of the store is mostly formal dresses and gowns, which are all decently priced, but nothing like as cheap as the casual clothing. The dresses range from $100-$200, and there are some really original styles in here that I haven't seen anywhere else. I love looking at evening gowns, so I had a ball going through this small yet jam-packed shop. Further to the pack is a gorgeous range of children's bridal wear. There are dresses for flower girls, pale pink and while affairs with full skirts of tulle, as well as little suits and vests for the page boys - so very cute! The $5 dollar rack at the very back has a random mixture of items - a pair of shiny blue basketball shorts? Just one pair. Very out of place. The rest of the rack holds women's tops and skirts and some shorter dresses. For $5 I was tempted by several things, even though none of it was my taste. I will keep this place in mind if ever I need another formal gown! Or need to dress up some children for a wedding...or for any reason at all.

Candy stripes, fairy floss and all things nice is what this cute little shop looks and feels like…read more Now if I had relatives or friends with princesses I'd buy something from Kids Like That. Catering for the littlie trend setters of Adelaide there's something here to stuff in the Xmas stocking, give as a birthday gift or any occasion really. The majority of items are pink and besides clothing there are accessories like little bags, shoes and sandals, note books and lots more. Sizes range from babies to about five years of age, the clothing is more suited to special events instead of making mud pies in but where there's a will there's a way, at least a puddle to stomp in to get those shiny new shoes dirty. Happy friendly staff, happy to assist.

I used to be jealous of little kids clothes. Okay so I'm still a little jealous, but not as much as…read moreI used to be. These days kids clothes just aren't the same, and there aren't many stores to choose from other than your local department store. Cotton On Kids offer a wide selection of different clothing for young kids. They even have baby clothes! The baby clothes are adorable, mini leggings and bibs and so much more. It's so much fun to go looking in store and pretend that you have a baby or young kid to buy for. Or am I the only one who does that? Well this is awkward.. If you have young kids you should shop at Cotton On Kids. The store is small but still big enough, well stocked, cheap prices and great staff.

Kids Who is a great little kids' clothing store with fun, appealing clothes and accessories at…read morereally good prices. I particularly love the little girls' tutu skirts (only $10! Pity I couldn't get my niece into one in a pink fit), and gorgeous summer dresses. The dresses range from $10 to $35 for the larger sizes and different styles, and are nicely made. The boys' clothing is simple and hardy, which are its two main purposes in life. There are some cute boys' clothing sets including a t-shirt and denim shorts for $19.95, and plenty of t-shirts for $10. What initially caught my eye were the Angry Birds towels. Those birds are everywhere! But I can think of a few little boys who would love an Angry Birds beach towel. Then of course there is Tinkerbell and other Disney towel designs for the girls, and even Justin Bieber. Great. There are other cute accessories like bags and hats, most with similar designs to appeal to children. I just love picturing how cute my little niece would look in those dresses.

There must be something in the water as this shop and all the others here have survived the test of…read moreretail time. The Funkee Closet stocks kids clothing from newborn to sixteen, the sixteen was a recent addition as there was a cry for someone to stock at least some clothes for boys from 12 - 16 years of age. Poor boys always lose out in the fashion stakes, doesn't matter where you go it's either surf, skate or dork wear, not much option! And yes it's all designer wear from surfey Quicksilver, Mossimo to Soda Kids, Roxy and several in between...I didn't see OshKosh though but hey, can't have them all. And yes the prices are higher for name brands but some have the quality to last a long time and The Funkee Closet does have sales from time to time. On my visit there was twenty percent off but alas my stubborn child had no interest on this day, Xbox was calling at home and the sooner the better in his view. For sale also were hats, caps, some shoes, accesories, bags, etc. Driving past you can't miss it as it's hot pink exterior is loud and clear, inside are floor boards, lots of pink for the girly girls and a more subdued colour palate for boysey boy wear too, loved the two mandatory shop fitting black chiffon style hanging chandeliers. The staff were friendly and very helpful and with several customers they still managed to touch base with everyone. Great stuff girls!

I love Kids Who. I don't have kids but I still like to wander into this store occasionally. If I…read moredid have kids, I would buy their clothes from here. This store is very very small. It's almost hard to fit inside! I think it must be a fairly new store because there's no listing for it yet. The staff appear to be very friendly and are obviously passionate about what they do. The store may be tiny but it still has a decent variety to choose from. All your kids favourite characters and movies are easily found on these clothes. There's even kids bath towels available. Everything is also super cheap which is every parents dream.

If Suri Cruise and Harper Beckham can set the kids scene alight with their tiny tot style, why…read morecan't your little Miss or Mr. Take your little ones to Esprit Kids on Level One of Adelaide Central Plaza and they may just be the next Suri or Harper Seven. Clearly some people take the kids fashion thing way too far but I do believe Esprit kids clothes are functional and long wearing as well as cute. Esprit Kids source their kids range from international design collections. Their clothes are well made and can adapt to both play dates and going out days. Puffer vests, denim overalls and brightly coloured gum boots are just some of the traditional and ever present Esprit pieces you'll find at Esprit Kids. These days though they've branched into furniture, bedding, wallpaper and carpets. You can even dress your baby in Esprit clothing to make sure they're best dressed baby on the block.