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Sneak Peek: Walmart’s Cute and (Affordable!) Spring/Summer Styles

04/30/2010 at 10:00 AM ET
Courtesy of Walmart

Spring has sprung, but stocking up on warm weather apparel for your ever growing toddler can definitely put a dent in your wallet.

Fret, no more! We got a preview of the spring/summer collection of Walmart‘s in-house brand Faded Glory — and we’re beyond smitten. From printed sundresses and cute rompers to graphic tees and preppy shorts, everything’s super cute and super affordable.

Jump on the floral trend with the Newborn Print Dress ($9). The pattern is bright and pretty and it comes with a fun, cropped cardigan. What’s better than one pair of shorts under $10? Two pairs of shorts under $8! Try the brand’s pull-up shorts ($8 for two). The elastic waistband makes getting dressed a breeze.

Shop the full Faded Glory collection at Walmart.com.

— Anya Leon

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Anna on

Affordable? Sure. Stylish? Not so much.

momwithkids on

ha ha ha, I think it’s hilarious that people think Walmart clothes suck, but when a cute outfit or more happens to look like Boden-esque, all those gymboree/janienjack/boden mommies run to walmart since it is CHEAP!

faded glory is nice for play (so moms like me don’t have to chase our little ones with stain sticks or ask forums how to get “X” out of our brand new gymboree top).

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