OshKosh B’gosh

Just two employees working today and for that much inventory they held it down like a champ! Thank you for the great shopping experience and helping me find the sizes I needed amidst the sea of infant clothing!

We are expecting our first child on May 1^st, 2015. (To the mainlander’s it’s «May Day» and to us Hawaiians it’s «Lei Day») With this in mind, and a distance off in the future, we still have begun looking at infant /​baby clothes. I know absolutely NOTHING about a baby, let alone an infant. The closest I’ve come was coaching an 8 – 12 year old boy’s soccer team. Under 8 years old? I’m clueless, though educating myself as we go.
I digress… OshKosh B’gosh is a fun word to say. I’m sure the Japanese tourist’s have an impossible time with it. (LOL) As fun as the name is, they take their products seriously.
We learned so much just perusing the aisles. I discovered options and features in infant clothes that, when I was a child, were beyond concept. I just lived in a pair of diapers! I suppose when I’m 95 years old, I’ll do the same thing again! (LOL).
OshKosh B’gosh was founded in Oshkosh, Wisconsin in 1895. That’s where the first part of their name comes from… as for the B’gosh? I haven’t a clue though it’s cute!
OK, enough fun here. I’ve seen the light in baby clothes and this is the place for us. Between Baby’s-R-Us and OshKosh B’gosh we will do just fine in dressing our baby-​to-​be in the best available.
Sure, you can shop online, though you can’t put your baby up to the computer monitor and see how he /​she will fit /​look!!! You require a «brick and mortar» shop to do this.
Go. Visit. Buy. Enjoy the compliments on your baby’s attire.
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Mahalo nui loa ~Joey

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First off coming from an extensive background in retail, I know you won’t receive the same pricing from when you purchased an item should you need to request for an exchange without a receipt.
I know its worth a try if the item has been never used with tags still attached and all. It doesn’t hurt to try if you are unaware of the stores return policy.
When I went in, I went straight to the register & the cashier was soooo nice & he was very helpful. He advised me what the item was worth if I decided to follow through with a return or an exchange. For something that my daughter will never wear since it was too small, I’ll take anything & use it towards something else I find in store.
Then later when I was just about done & found an item for the exchange, I am almost certain the other person behind the register was a or thee supervisor. She looked at me with the nastiest glare, like I was returning hundreds & hundreds dollars worth of merchandise which I was far from (1 baby pair of crib shoes). Anywho, I found a pair of sandals for the exchange & the same guy behind the register was extremely nice & helpful.
If it wasn’t for the chick working my gosh & if I wasn’t more than halfway through what I came for, I would’ve left, but I really loved the yellow sandals with an over sized bow for my daughter.
OshKosh has a variety of cuteness to look over & check out if you are ever in the area, especially the signature overall styles they carry. There’s always some kind of sale going on or sale section. And if you’ve made a purchase in the past majority of the time they offer a 15% whole purchase for a given time frame. But hey sales are sales, right? ;)

We were on the hunt for fun baby outfits for a special little nephew on his first Christmas. The store had a lot of great deals but reminded me of an Eddie Bauer for toddlers and kids. Lots of plaid shirts, v-​neck sweaters & vests, corduroy, and of course, their signature overalls. Perfect for the rugged, outdoorsy toddler!

They always seem to have a sale going on here, which is nice! The only thing I will buy from this store are the items on sale. Otherwise, I’ve never been one to believe that a parent should spend a huge chunk of change on kids’ clothing. They grow out of it so quickly. I think it’s absurd to spend a lot on a clothing item they can only wear for a few months.
I personally think that the prices are a bit on the pricey side. I don’t think the clothing is all that unique. So I cannot jusify paying over $ 40 on a little dress that needed so little fabric to be made. Again, that’s why I only purchase the items on sale from here. Don’t get me wrong. This store is good and has good, quality items. That’s just my reasoning on children’s clothing. They’re only going to be wearing it for a few months and then grow out of it.
The sale items are great, however. I love when they have deals like 50% off. That’s more like it to me. Call me cheap, call me a penny pincher. Hey! Refer back to my reasoning. =)

Oh how I loved this brand when I was little… Maybe cause it had a fun name to say. I think they are partner stores with Carter’s? Not sure but whenever I go to Carter’s and get a coupon, it has both Carter’s and OshKosh coupons on it.
This store is mainly for toddlers and kids– not a whole lot of newborn or infant clothing… or even toys. It is a very nice clothes store though, especially if you want to get durable clothing for your kid. They do have very fun patterns and types of clothes. Makes me wish I had a kid to buy clothes for… but really. I like their selections.
I didn’t really do too much looking here because I had already found what I wanted before coming in, but I enjoy walking through here, just cause… and to secretly plan a wardrobe for my future child.
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