Gap Jeans for Baby Reviews

I bought several sizes of these jeans when they were on sale at our local Baby Gap. I LOVED that they are lined with a very soft jersey material. When I brought them out of the closet to put on our son, my husband raised the question of the denim being too rough on his skin. I showed him the interior of the jeans and he felt them. His next comment was how soft they were! — — I would now buy these at full price if I hadn't already bought several sizes when I could get a good deal! — — My only concern is that they may get a little warm during late spring or… read full review »

We received several pairs of these as hand-me-downs.  You couldn't even tell they'd been worn!  I have my son in them constantly and they still look great - even after rough wear and repeated washings.  I'll be able to either use them for our next baby or feel good about giving them to someone else as a hand-me-down.  The jersey lining is nice and soft and makes these really great for winter.  I will definitely be looking into buying more of these when he outgrows… read full review »

I have three children.  One is a teenager and the other two are toddlers.  I LOVE Gap clothes!  The BabyGap jeans wear very well.  When my children grow out of their Gap clothes, the clothes are in excellent condition and perfect for hand-me-downs, eBay, or consignment reselling.  Also, Gap uses the superlastic system in their pants.  This consists of an invisible (concealed on the inside of the pant or jean), adjustable , elastic waistband which allows the parent to create a custom fit for their child.  Awesome!  Would definitelty recommend these jeans… read full review »

i love Gap jeans they have adjustable waist and very comfortable for children. great styles for all girls. Kid girl and Baby girl. they have plan jeans and jeans with designs on them — whatever you like they have. — they was up great. and last a long time — the only jeans i will buy for my girls. — once you try them you will love them too!!!!! — … read full review »