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Tue, Feb 16 2021, 7:16 pm
For pesach I usually buy a long sleeve light color sweater.
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Thu, Feb 18 2021, 1:37 pm
My kid will be wearing the new dresses I just bought at 70 percent off from winter clearance. And maybe also one new spring outfit that will be far too cold for the weather.
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Thu, Feb 18 2021, 1:42 pm
If the frum brands were smart, they would make 4 seasons of clothing a year instead of 2.
It's a centuries-old habit in Jewish culture to buy new Shabbos clothes just twice a year, lightweight for Pesach and heavyweight for Tishrei chagim. People are in this habit and it works.
But if the stores made Rosh Hashana-appropriate clothing in September, the shoppers would be even happier! And then the stores could pull out the fur and velvet a month or two later, and everyone would come out again to buy new things for Chanukah. Shoppers would be happy to have full pants and long sleeves (but lighter than fur and velvet and in springier colors) to buy new for Pesach and actually wear, and then when the air conditioners turn on in June they would return to the stores again for lightest-possible-weight nice clothes for Shavuos.
If the stores did this, the shoppers' patterns would follow. People would probably spend more in the end. And they'd be happier about wearing seasonally-appropriate new outfits each yom tov.
I really don't understand why this never just happened.
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ra_mom


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Thu, Feb 18 2021, 1:53 pm
The kids wear winter clothes most of the time. I don't buy new winter at this time of year.
We buy summer clothes to be ready. They do like to wear their new summer robes on Pesach. Even if it looks silly (depending if we buy a light color), I don't argue with that. I don't want them to wear summer clothes in winter/fall weather though.
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yksraya


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Thu, Feb 18 2021, 2:29 pm
They wear both, the winter stuff and the new stuff I get them. But only long sleeved stuff.
The short sleeve/shorts they wear shavous.
I usually shop some stuff before pesach, and the rest after.
I also usually play it by ear. If a kid outgrew, he will need it already by pesach, if stuff still fits great, it can wait.
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SuperWify


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Thu, Feb 18 2021, 4:07 pm
It’s going to be freezing cold. I bought some long sleeve button downs in light colors and sweaters on sale to freshen up a very tired wardrobe in honor of yt.
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dankbar


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Thu, Feb 18 2021, 4:21 pm
My daughter has some stuff from the winter that can still be worn in spring that are not fur, velvet, or suede, like scuba, cardigans, thin wools. I also have lined up the light colored cottons, so depending on weather she can either wear with cape or save for shavuos/summer.
My toddler has long sleeved knit set for pesach. Also short wool overalls that can be worn with tight or socks. Bloomers can be worn with tights/ socks & shells when cold & without when warm.
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