Back to School: The verdict on the M&S school uniform collection

M&S have an incredible school uniform range to hand this year so we jumped at the chance of giving it a go.

I have headed to my local M&S store every year for my boy's uniform and I can always rely on great quality and at a really affordable price. Yes ok, I have delved into the quick uniform buying at my local Asda when doing the weekly shop but I've more often than not got the majority of it from Marks & Spencer.

The 2022/23 school, year range is now on sale and with the school year just around the corner I visited my local M&S to see if this year's uniform is still a good pick for parents.

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A multi pack is all you need for the September back to school starters. The pack costs £16 - and I already know just by Tyler trying them on they will be a great fit he can grow into for the new school year.

I always size up regardless of the store where my boy is concerned (if you know, you know) because kids just grow far too quickly and for their comfort throughout a long day in school. I don't want him to feel restricted.

I think the huge tell tale sign for me with an M&S shirt is that it holds it doesn't need an iron once hung up out of the dryer. I can honestly say I very rarely would iron his shirts unless absolutely necessary.

The trousers at M&S are the best quality by far we have ever had. One year I got a back up pair of trousers from Lidl just because they were so cheap but, turns out that a cheaper option definitely lacks quality.

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