'I’m a bargain-hunting mum – my tricks can save you over £200 on school uniform'
"In September Alfie’s shoes were still in great condition and had just enough toe wiggle room to see him through to Christmas.
"This year I’ll be buying Jack a blazer for the first time and have chosen a style with enough space on the arm hem to adjust by around 1 cm if Jack suddenly has a growth spurt.”A third tip from the mum-of-two is to find out if your school hosts a clothes swap, or you could even set one up yourself. "I’ve made friends with other parents who now look out for my listings as they know it will fit their kids."
Tess said she's managed to save two pairs of trousers by simply sewing up a small hole, equating to a £34 saving.If you've got a pair of your kid's trousers that are ruined at the bottom, you could turn them into shorts.
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