Pumpkin Patch

The clothes are somewhat pricey, the infant clothes are really nice, hate most of the graphics on the toddler boy clothes. But the staff is nice and always helpful!
But the real reason for this review is their website. I ordered a pair of rainboots from their website, and they came in the mail 2 days later… from NewZealand… for $ 7 shipping! Awesome!

Adorable Clothes, HORRIBLE quality.
My mom bought my 12 month old daughter about 8 – 10 PP outfits for Christmas. I have had issues with several of the pieces. She’s not even walking yet so it’s not like she’s hard on her clothes.
Outfit #1– Adorable denim dress. I went to put this on her on Christmas Day (the day she got the dress). The neckline is very wide and scooped so there was no need to unbutton it. The top button slid right off. I just sewed it back on. Annoying but not a big deal. Picture of the issue here:
Outfit #2– Cute red/​white striped cotton top. She wore this once, maybe a week after Christmas. I washed it as instructed. When I went to hang it up I noticed the tag ink had bled on the back neckline of the shirt and the tag was now blank. I put stain remover on the ink stain and it won’t come out. Picture of the issue here:
Outfit #3– Another cute dress. Again this was the first time she was wearing this dress– I noticed a button was from the back of her dress and ended up finding it on the floor. Guess I have to sew it back on. Picture of the issue here:
Upon closer inspection it looks like ALL of the buttons on ALL of her PPoutfits are loose with hanging threads. Who wants to reinforce all of the buttons on their kids clothes? Not me.
I admit that PP has adorable clothes, but if I’m going to pay $ 40 for a toddler’s dress I am hoping the quality will be great. I have never had these sort of issues with her clothes from Janie & Jack, Naartjie, Gymboree or Baby Gap.
I won’t be purchasing clothes from this company again.

I like coming here because I like the designs on the clothes. I come here a couple of times to buy gifts for my cousins and coworker’s childrens. I like the options for the older girl’s section and wish there were more choices for the older boy’s section. The pricing is a bit expensive but there are some items that are on sale.
The staff working there (only saw two, a man and a woman) are very friendly and helpful. They help you find what you are looking for and will answer all your questions.
I like coming here, definitely a plus since my previous gap annoyment. I will most likely come here again, mostly for the designs.

I don’t have kids yet. I don’t understand kid sizing, or whether something is a steal, or too expensive… I have yet to figure that all out. All I know is I have a bunch of godkids, nieces, and nephews, coworkers kids… etc…They’re all around me…
Little tiny people. Little tiny people who need fashion in their life. But I get that wearing Burberry everyday would get kind of ridiculous for a being who grows at such a fast rate. This place is not as posh as Bloomies, Nordies, Gymboree or Janie and Jack, but it’s WAY above Babies R Us and Target… and that works for me, especially when I wanna give people nice gifts.

Pumpkin Patch is a step up from many kids clothing stores in the Bay Area. Prices are good and the quality better than the ‘Forever 21′ of kids clothes – Children’s Place. Salespeople are EXTREMELY helpful in trying to help me build an outfit. I ended up buying my godson a shirt and pants that he is still using to this day. He loves the shirt that I got him because it had cars on it and lays it out before he puts it on. Everything I buy there ends being used all the time by my many nieces and nephews. They also have pretty nice looking maternity wear!

It was unfortunate that Mike L. had such a bad experience here.
But for ME~ I had a wonderful time, it made me wish
I was a kid so I could try on these things…
I had a kid so I could dress them up in these cute clothes…
ok lets take a breather here… the sales associate was very helpful and even helped us do a stock check and went out of her way to go look for it, which I notice a lot of places dont really do anymore.
Overall it was a pleasant experience and I’ll be sure to come back. and its nice cause there really isnt a lot of people at Stonestown so this place is messy with baby clothes everywhere…

On the seventh day of Christmas,
My true love sent to me
Seven kids a-​skipping,
Six lights a-​blinking,
Five flower moments,
Four ballet dancers,
Three PPQ dishes,
Two Red Devil bands,
And a ticket for a Century movie!
I skipped Kid’s Gap this Christmas and shopped at Pumpkin Patch instead at the Stonestown Mall. Kids grow out of clothing so quick, but at least they’ll grow in style because this store has some nice stuff. A bit pricey, but there were a lot of sale items… none of which I bought. There’s a TV in the back to keep your rug rats occupied while you go about your business. I walked out with a winter coat for my 6 yr old niece. Since a coat doesn’t fit my niece’s definition of a toy, her mother will undoubtedly be the happy one when it is unwrapped.

A new moderately priced children’s clothes store in Stonestown. They are located next to Nordie’s. This is an Austrailian based store. Clothes are ok. Reminds me of Old Navy & Children’s Place. Go during a sale because the clothes are marked down.
You have to be careful about shopping for the clothese because I noticed that some of the hems were undone (not sewn in. The interlocking seams are exposed). That must be the style because quite a bit of shirts were like that.
I usually ignore this store but was lured in recently by the free balloons. My kid wanted one because he saw all these kiddies coming out of the store w/​a balloon. What a great marketing concept, lure the parents in by baiting the kids. Anyhoo, he got the free balloon.
They also sell maternity clothes too!