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If you're interested in gently used (ie "recycled" so to speak, Once Upon a
Child is a pretty good bet. You can get an idea of how well the clothes will
hold up, too, because the flimsy ones that disintegrate after two washings
never make it there.  ;)

Value Village can also be a surprisingly good source.  Often you find new or
almost new clothes at real budget prices.

Land's End has wonderful, all natural materials, baby clothes at relatively
reasonable prices.  Hope this helps.

Two words of advice to future or current parents of babies and small children:
Garage Sales!

My wife usually buys at Once Upon a Child, or we get hand-me-downs from family
and friends.  but, we also buy from a mail-order place called Hannah Anderson.
The Hannah stuff is a bit more pricey, but it is worth every penney of it.
Natural (_soft_) fabrics.  Mix-and-match styles and colors.  Very well made
merchandise.  When your child out-grows the stuff, you can return it to Hannah
for a 20% of the original cost credit toward your next purchase.  They then
donate them to Hannah-Downs, a charity where they go to really poor areas such
as disaster sites, apillacian families living in shacks, etc.  Just a few
pieces each year serve to augment a childs "wardrobe" rather nicely.

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Try Generations, downtown.  My wife says they have cute vegetable 
outfits for little tikes ;-)

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Kiwanis has lots of cheap kids clothing.

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