I placed my first order with Pumpkin Patch only a few weeks ago and was very impressed with their service. Bearing in mind my order was shipped from New Zealand, it arrived in very good time and I was kept up to date with it's progress. I ordered all 0-3 months sized clothes for my unborn baby, and must say that the sizes really are more like newborn - perhaps they have smaller babies in New Zealand? Despite that, the quality is good, great fabric and finishing, there were a few tail end of cotton, but these were easily snipped off, lovely colours (ie. not just blues for boys) and designs (sail boats seem to be very "in" for boys this ...  Read the complete review

For those of you who haven't shopped in Pumpkin Patch it is basically a premium childrens clothing store. They also have an online store at pumpkinpatch.co.uk I buy clothes online and in store in my local shop which is in Cardiff. Pumpkin Patch stock; Baby clothes which range from newborn to 18 months, Little boy and Little girl ranges from 6 months to 5 years, Boy and girl ranges from 5 years to 11 years and maternity clothes. The baby clothes like most shops start off with new baby then 0-3 and 3-6, where they then differ is that from 6 months the clothes go up in increments of 6 months. I am normally ...  Read the complete review

Pumpkin Patch is my current favourite store for children's clothes. Ranging from newborn to 11 years in both boys and girls plus an extra range called urban angel from 8-16 years. Pumpkin patch offers truly unique, individual clothing of a high standard. Pumpkin Patch originates in New Zealand and is very popular there. My sister in law lives there and regular sends clothes from there. Admittedly some things are pricey but they are really made to last and offer clothes so different from what you can buy in the clothes shops. Clothes for girls especially are beautiful, colourful and wonderfully girly. Jeans for young boys tend to be around ...  Read the complete review

I've been a mum for nearly 6 years now, and I've been shopping at Pumpkin Patch for almost all of that time - it didn't take me long to find out that shopping for children's clothes can be harder than you think. If you have girls everything can be a minefield of pale pink and little else, boys clothes can be quite samey and for both sexes I often find ranges in many stores rather too grown up for my liking. I don't want to spend a fortune on my kids' clothes but I do like them to have a few nice things for best - I think I am probably still scarred from a childhood in the 70's - the clothes weren't the best in that time, but mum, goodness some of your choices were ...  Read the complete review

Pumpkin Patch shops are few and far between in my experience, but luckily we have one fairly nearby. I love a lot of the clothes but the shop itself it not great. Clothes are too crammed in, so that often you can only see the end of them on a rail rather than being face-on with the cutsomer, so often you feel as though you are digging around looking at items which is not usual in a baby clothes shop. There seems to be too much crammed into too small a space. Also, if there is a sale on it is never clear where the sale stops and the new lines begin which again just adds to the overcrowded feel of the store. I love Pumpkin Patch clothes. They are more pricey ...  Read the complete review