The Children's Place and Toddler Flare Denim Jeans Jeans bebés niñas

Love these! My granddaughter is going to be so cute in these!

Very cute, but run a bit big!

Great material and comfy. Sizing is perfect

I LOVE the look of flare pants on little girls (ok, on myself too) so I was happy to try these out for our 2 year old. At 24 lbs, she is on the small side, but very tall. I ordered 2T for the length but unfortunately the waist is just too big- made worse by the fact that these have some stretch. We have this problem with a lot of pants for her, so it's not exclusive to this brand. The pants themselves are so cute and I'm really hoping she is able to wear them before they become high waters on her. Based on the size chart in the product description, she should be wearing size 9-12, but I knew those would be too short. I would recommend if you can find the right size and I would say the size chart is pretty accurate, although it only goes up to 18-24 months for some reason.

Features & Considerations:*Fit*Value*Weight*Durable*Stretchy waist*Easy to launder*Classic good looks*Fit was as expected*Perfect for school/play*But unknown brand name*Lots of tags so a great gift*Big on fashion at a great price*Easy to pull-up/down/on/off style*Perfect seams that will not scratch*Button closure with nice sized belt loops*Four (4) patch pocket styling (no coin pocket)*Fabric is a stretchy/soft 78% cotton denim, plus 20% polyester, 2% elastaneWhat am I reviewing?The Children’s Place Toddler Girls Patch Pocket Flare JeansHow were the jeans presented?Within a non-retail plastic bag, so, not very impressive.Giftable?This would be a great gift; however, I would need to place this within a more attractive presentation box, bag, or wrapping paper.Tags?There are tags, at various spots on the jeans, for instance, on the leg for sizing; on the leg for identification of its stretch feature; and a tag on a plastic wire within, that notes basic information including price. These tags help to establish that the clothing is new, rather than being absent of these tags, which would suggest something else.Style?These denim jeans are just plain cute, with a retro 70’s, patch pockets, and a flared, bell bottom, look. I especially like the pink features, tag, and highlights.Color?I “Kit Wash” which I observed to be deep rich dark/navy type blue, much nicer looking in person than on the monitor.Durability?Significant. These are classic American Denim Jeans. My princes will grow-out-of these, before ever wearing these out, which is not always the case with non-denim.Thick?Although, somewhat thick, they give all appearances of being flexible, protective, comfortable, and all at an affordable price for premium jeans.Jeans tag?They have no sewn-in tag, in the back, announcing their brand name and such, I wish they did.Care?These jeans are easy to wash, cold water, I place in the dryer, for just a few minutes, then line dry.Date of manufacture?The tag suggests March 2024When did I receive?September 2024.Fit & Finish?Attention to detail is noticeable here, I had little in the way of stray threads, that needed cutting, and all the seams were straight and finished as they should. The pockets had double seam stitching to ensure strength. I do not see these falling apart anytime soon.Weight?The jeans weigh-in at (9½ ) ounces.Sizing?I found fit was true to sizing, to a tad roomy. I am good with that.Value?I was fortunate in that when I selected these, they were priced at 40% off retail price. For me, this is still a premium price, for children’s jeans, at least for my wallet, however, it is also competitive with what is out-there for designer like jeans. At the time of this review, I also looked at the brand’s site, which had the exact same price, not 2 for its present price [that was for a completely different design of jeans]. Regardless, I am not going to review lower, as I understood the price prior to selecting. If quality was an issue, then I would, but quality is not an issue here.What is unique?What is so unique is the cut; the ample, the stretchy room in the tummy (so our little one is not strangled while seated), with a perfect tapering out [flare], to the ankle that gives the impression of flared/bell-bottom jeans. It’s a fun look that compliments the wearer.My word for this quality?My word for this kind of quality? “Selvedge” which is also a reference to the type of material. However, here, for me, it’s what a fancy Italian designer clothing line refers to on some of their top-of-the-line clothing, which I think applies here.Country of origin?Made in BangladeshRating?I have no significant criticisms, it’s five (5) stars for me.I hope my thoughts added additional informational.