Koodos keeps its prices at up to 70 percent off all year round, which is pretty impressive. However, you need to remember these are designer clothes. They are made to look great and to last. They are not the type of clothing you would pick up cheap in a bargain section at a supermarket.

This is how Koodos describe the high quality of the J brand jeans:

“J Brand is the corner stone of designer denim. The collective creation of Jeff Rudes, a denim manufacturer and stylist Susie Crippen, J Brand has become one of the most stylish and sought after denim designer fashion brands on the planet.”

I have to say, they do look pretty stylish in the photos. Having said that, I would never dish out the full £180 or £200 pounds for a set of these jeans, no matter how amazing they were; that seems rather excessive!

However, that is where Koodos comes in. The jeans are reduced from the scarily high prices to a much more reasonable and affordable £59 or £49 in some cases.

Koodos sells both mens, womens and kids clothing, with the widest selection available on the womens side.

For those of you who are fashion enthusiasts Koodos also have a free newsletter you can sign up to and also a great blog (somewhat like this one!) where deals on clothes are published about. They’ve given their blog a cool name, ‘Bargainista’ and it has a fair few posts already published.

Well, for one thing there is only one reason parents could be wanting to by their baby designer clothes and that is to show off the way their baby looks to other people. It can’t possibly be because it makes the baby feel better because the baby has no concept that clothes with a little expensive label on are better than other clothes. It certainly can’t be because the baby has developed a personal taste that favors designer clothes. Perhaps another reason parents buy their baby designer clothes is to feel that they are taking good care of the baby, giving as much as they can for it. Perhaps they are compensating financially for something, or perhaps that’s just me making a wrong assumption. Maybe people some people have enough money that it feels like they are being cheap if they buy their baby anything but designer clothes.

I like to think that last one is the reason, but nevertheless, think about what you are doing to the child! It’s conditioning them to grow up to be a sucker that falls for false commercial values and for all those reasons I’m not finding you a deal. Sorry but you shall have to look elsewhere!

You can receive an additional 15% off your first order over $100 simply by joining their newsletter, which can be found on the bottom right-hand corner of their Website. It will work, I’ve tried and tested it. You will be sent an email with a coupon code to enter upon purchase. So if you are looking for designer kids clothing and live in Austrailia then this is definitely worth checking out, and if your not from Austrailia (like me) its another site on the list!

The alternative (which more and more people have been taking up during the recession, to save them some money it seems) is to do it all via a single online shop. Namely Amazon.com. Get it out of your head that Amazon are ‘just for books’, they aren’t anymore and they have a massive clothing range. The advantages of shopping for designer clothes at Amazon is that you can search by brand name and save on postage by ordering it all from the same place, so you only paying postage once (which is often free on Amazon anyway). Go to Amazon!

As usual, my first port of call was Amazon.com where I discovered you can choose to shop and only view items of clothing from Olian. I wasn’t just looking for any Olian clothes, I wanted their best, so narrowed my search down and found this page where approximately half the clothes on it are at discounted prices!

If you are not familiar with Olian, I would describe their clothes as being at the smarter end of smart-casual. They are they are far smarter than anything humble blogger would need to wear!

I tend to let my ski-jacket double up as a winter coat which is great because it saves money and is nice and warm, but often it’s too warm for those ‘in between’ days, which is where having an addidional winter coat would come in handy.

On Amazon there are some tempting deals for designer winter coats for kids, which I hope is just what you are looking for. They come in all sorts of colours and you can shop for them by brand if you like (there are quite a few Sportier ones on sale). They are all below $50, some more than half that price.

Shopping on Amazon is as painless as it can get. Before you think “but Amazon isn’t a brand I particularly want to wear on a night out”, you don’t need to worry because Amazon doesn’t sell its own brand of clothing, instead they stock the designer clothing of other top brands. You can even choose to shop by brand if you want. They have everything from Adidas to Zegna!

When shopping for designer clothes it’s all about the brand names, so what kind of Website is great to shop online for designer clothes? Amazon.com! That is because with Amazon you can search by brand name.

They have an entire alphabet of brand names, quite literally from A-Z. I’ve hunted this page down so you can shop from Anita G to Zutano! You can start shopping in this way using the designer clothes section. Once you have chosen to browse only your favorite brands you can sort the search results in the normal way by price and user reviews, its pretty nifty!