This post contains affiliate links, which means I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Thank you for supporting A Healthy Slice of Life! Here’s our latest round of Abercrombie Kids back to school denim picks for the girls, plus a few sizing tips we swear by.
Low Rise Bootcut Jeans / Lace-Trim V-Neck Icon Cami
The Yearly Closet Audit
I love the hustle and bustle of back-to-school season. Getting back to routine after a summer of playing it loose tickles my type-A tendencies, and if I’m honest, my kids need the reset too — their behavior gets a little wild by the time August rolls around, which is just a reminder that we all thrive more with a little order to our days.
Even though we homeschool, I still love bringing that same back-to-school energy into our home — the fresh notebooks, the supply run, the sense of a clean slate. Every year around this time, I carve out an afternoon to go through the girls’ closets. I do this each season so we head into the next one knowing exactly what they need instead of randomly grabbing a cute top while we’re out running errands. It always turns up the same gaps: a pair of good jeans, a couple of layering tops, and shoes that still fit.
Hailey: Lace-Trim V-Neck Icon Cami / High Rise Jegging
Kaitlyn: Low Rise Bootcut Jeans / Lace-Trim V-Neck Icon Cami
Why We Keep Coming Back to Abercrombie Kids
I’ll be honest — Abercrombie wasn’t the first place I thought to shop for the girls. I have fond memories of wanting all the Abercrombie in my own middle school years, and I still love a pair of their jeans for myself, but it took me a while to realize they carry a whole kids’ line too. Turns out it’s some of the best Abercrombie Kids back to school denim I’ve found for my girls — their denim selection covers everything from jeggings to wide-leg to bootcut, so there’s a fit for whichever phase your kid is in. Worth checking the current sale section before you buy, too — it rotates often.
Low Rise Bootcut Jeans / Waffle Baby Tee
The bootcut jeans have become the pair I reach for over and over — they hold their shape, don’t sag by 2pm, and have just enough stretch to make running, jumping, and full-speed hallway sprints comfortable. If your kid lives in leggings because regular jeans feel too stiff, the jegging is worth a look too — same stretch, slimmer through the leg.
My one sizing tip: buy with room to grow. I almost always size up, especially early in the season, since I’d rather the girls wear something through the following spring than outgrow it by Halloween. It also means nobody’s stuck fighting a tight waistband or a scratchy new tag for the first few weeks — a small win that makes a big difference on school mornings.
High Rise Wide Leg Jean / Denim Jacket
We’re always happy to settle back into our back-to-school rhythm. Even though we homeschool, we still treat this season as a fresh start — new supplies, a tidied-up homeschool room, and closets stocked for whatever the year brings: nature walks, trips into Charlotte, and reconnecting with friends at co-op.
Shop Our Abercrombie Kids Back to School Denim Picks
- Low Rise Bootcut Jeans — shop here
- High Rise Jegging — shop here
- High Rise Wide Leg Jean — shop here
- Lace-Trim V-Neck Icon Cami — shop here
- Waffle Baby Tee — shop here
- Denim Jacket — shop here
- Browse all girls’ denim — shop here
- Check current sales — shop here
If you’re knee-deep in your own back-to-school prep, I’ve also rounded up the routines that keep our whole house sane once the season kicks off — you can find that here.
Cute, comfortable denim that can survive a full school year (and get handed down after) is always worth the investment. If you’re shopping for your own kids this season, check out Abercrombie Kids and send them off to school in style!
What’s on your back-to-school shopping list this year? I’d love to hear your must-haves in the comments.










John J. says
Sales will go way up with models like Hailey and Kaitlyn presenting in such a cute style!
sherry says
Abercrombie would be lucky to have Hailey and Kaitlyn as their official models! They wear it so well!
Laura says
Very cute outfits! I haven’t been minding spending a bit more on some clothing items for my oldest since I know my younger will be able to wear it as well (he pretty much only gets hand me downs for now). As far as schedules… left to my own devices I’m not so much a type A as I am a type Z! Any sense of schedule is gone for me over the summer when I’m off work, but at some point it becomes too much of a good thing and I welcome the forced schedule of teaching. So far this year has been easier, mostly because my 2 year old isn’t taking more than a cat nap during the day, so I can get him to bed at a more reasonable time (still not early, but at least before/ by 9 pm).
Lindsay says
I loved Abercrombie & Fitch when I was a teen. Honestly their jeans lasted me forever (3+ years) and were always so comfy. I knew that their brand was struggling for a while BUT I think with the right “models” … your kiddos (for example) … and the brand will bring in the right crowd to keep them going!! Do you ever shop at the adult store??
Brittany Dixon says
Yes I do! The shorts I’m wearing right now are from Abercrombie actually. I bought them in the spring and they’ve been my go-to all summer. Again, I hadn’t thought to shop there but my friend Molly (from Stiletto and Diapers) swore by the shorts so I jumped on board and I love them 🙂
Julie says
https://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/3288836
I stopped shopping there after this.
Brittany Dixon says
Yes, I remember seeing that! That was in 2006 I think? The new CEO, a business woman named Fran Horowitz, took over as CEO in February of last year. From what I’ve seen she’s steered the company in better direction (for example, I love their kids clothes now seem playful and sassy rather than the “sexier” look that they seemed to go towards for a little while several years back). I’m so glad to see it!
Kim says
There clothes, models and business direction has completely changed after their horrid CEO was fired. Not the kids clothes are truly for kids to be kids. SO MUCH better now. I shopped there in Middle and HIgh School all the time and then in College when I worked their and never stopped since I live by Corp. and now my girls wear the kids store. Great quality, styles and actually much better prices than when I was in MS/HS lol.