Carter's official US website offers a 50% off summer children's clothing with no minimum purchase required. The discounted price is displayed directly on the page.
Free US shipping on orders over $50
The promotion end date is not specified.
Add new clothes for the gift-giving season! When buying children's clothing, choose Carter's, a brand with over 150 years of history. Known as America's national children's clothing brand, almost every child in North America has worn it. It focuses on practicality and peace of mind, with materials and designs that have passed safety certifications. Soft, skin-friendly, easy to wash and care for, with a huge selection of styles!
Overseas Shopping Guide:
1. The Carters official website accepts domestic dual-currency credit cards and forwarding addresses well. It supports Visa, MasterCard, American Express, as well as UnionPay single-currency cards and Alipay payments.
2. Supports direct shipping or forwarding to China. VAT is calculated at checkout for direct shipping. It is recommended to use a forwarding service, as direct shipping usually involves proactive tax declaration.
3. The Carter's official website generally offers free US shipping on orders over $35, making it suitable for group purchases with friends. Occasionally, there are limited-time free shipping promotions with no minimum purchase.
Brand Guide:
Carter's is a well-known children's clothing brand from the US. Its products include children's clothing, bedding, accessories, toys, diaper bags, etc. Carter's clothing is thinner than Gymboree, making it relatively more suitable for summer. Sizing runs small, about one size smaller than Gymboree. It is recommended to buy based on height and weight rather than age. The official website ships slowly, so patience is required. Clothing is divided into six categories: Kid/Toddler/Boy and Girl. Baby refers to newborns up to 2 years old, Kid generally refers to children over 5 years old, and Toddler refers to babies who are just learning to walk, falling between Kid and Baby.
