THERE'S a vast gap between what parents would like their children to wear for school and what children choose.
And, as schools return this week, there's could well be a daily tussle as those independently-minded modern youngsters get ready each day.
Adams Childrenswear, the national store chain, decided to go for the best of both worlds. They asked mums and dads AND children before marketing their current season ranges.
The results are here: kids' choices of uniform and the parents' selection. Which do you think will win?
At the top: (left to right) Kirsty wears a skirt from £8.99, t-shirt from £7.99 and denim sandals from £12.99. Chelsea is in a skirt from £8.99, t-shirt from £7.99, jacket from £19.99 and platform pumps from £5.99. Scott sports a jogsuit from £13.99, jacket from £24.99 and trainers from £10.99 and Lewis has on a jogsuit from £13.99 and boots from £14.99.
In the bottom picture: (left to right) Lewis and Scott have Teflon-coated trousers from £6.99, easycare jumpers from £6.99, 2-pack of white shirts from £5.99 and shoes from £12.99. Chelsea and Kirsty wear easycare grey pinafores from £7.99, 2-pack of white shirts from £5.99, red cardigans from £7.99, cotton-rich tights from £2.99 and Velcro-fastening shoes from £12.99.
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