Children's clothing in Poland?

Hello everybody,

I am new in here, and wish to ask you some questions which I hope you would/could help me answer.
I am a student at Copenhagen Business School in Denmark, and I am working on my bachelor project. I am working together with a Danish clothing company, "ej sikke lej", and the object of my project is to find out whether or not they could enter the Polish market, my focus is especially if the Polish culture is similar to the Danish where more and more mothers buy a lot of expensive clothes for their children. “ej sikke lej” designs baby/children’s clothing in bright colours and retro-patterns (70’ies styles), the prices are aprox. PLZ 65 for a body, PLZ 79 for a pair of trousers. Right now I am in the process of determining how the Polish children clothing business looks like, and I am finding it a bit difficult (I do not know Polish, unfortunately). If any of you could tell me which children’s clothing companies exist in Poland I would be very grateful! I would like to hear about everything from chainstores ((H&M etc) to brand and designer clothes for kids.

I thank you in advance.

Best regards

Bewarned the majority of Poles don't earn much and clothing here is VERY cheap.
Trainers, 19zl, jeans 25zl.... It is a difficult market.

I got a pair of Hugo Boss original beige/chinos for 30zł, then again I got them in Lumpeks

I asked the sklepowka in the Diesel shop on the Rynek Główny in Krakow if they sold childrens clothes. They said they didn't because not a lot of people could afford them. I doubt that, as there seems to be a lot of "new" money around.

Designer clothes for children, what a waste of money !

smyk.com

it is website of Polish company selling Polish products for kids in Poland, Germany, Ukraine and Russia.

I bought a few t-shirts from the endo shop in 3miasto.
endo.pl

Try this - reserved.pl/pl

Basically a Polish 'Primark'. But good basic wardrobe stuff.
Even if you have the money, spending a fortune on kids clothes is just stupid. Just my 2zl worth

G

you mean 2 grosze (not 2 złote)?
btw, in Poland we rather say "moje 3 grosze"

Yep I guess thats right. Too much red wine, apologies.

G

Thank you very much for helping me out with my question! Have a nice weekend