droolicious : boy's clothes

Cute and Bold T-Shirts for Boys at Giggle

elizabeth leach — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 13:30:00 GMT

Giggle has great t-shirts with fun, bold images. I hear all the time that it's hard to find cute boys' clothes. Giggle does the work for us by choosing only the very coolest and best quality clothes, gear, toys, and accessories. This shirt comes in sizes 12 months to 4T for $34. See more after the jump...

The above t-shirt is a Giggle exclusive and comes in sizes 12 months to 4T for $32. The below t-shirt was designed by kids. A percentage of the profits goes to the designers and also to the charity Free Arts for Abused Children. The shirt is $32 comes in sizes 12 months to 4T.

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The Baby Leisure Suit by Feather Baby

Erin Behan — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 13:52:00 GMT

Dressing baby boys takes a little more work than dressing baby girls. This little fact of life gets reiterated every time I walk into a baby store, but until I'm comfortable in my boy in a flowered jumper with matching bloomers, I'll just have to look a little harder for my dashing man-child. Feather Baby is one line that makes baby boy clothes with personality, like the above leisure suit (OK, they call it a collared romper), which at just $18.26 on the Feather Baby website is much cheaper than at the posh baby stores. There is no better way to ensure that your child is the life of the party than by putting him in a leisure suit!

Children's Club Expo & Fashion Show: Knuckleheads

aprilpeveteaux — Mon, 22 Oct 2007 18:04:00 GMT

Somehow things from Portland, Oregon just feel a little brighter, a little smarter, a little… dare I say cooler? These clothes from the Po-town designers (or nearby Vancouver, WA – close ‘nuff), Trent and Melissa Nash, otherwise known as Knuckleheads are the couple’s answer to ‘why can’t we find any good boy clothes?’ The Nash family designs their own retro-modern knits with a mix of colors as well as the non-trad liberal use of black. With names like 'Lil’ Duke' for the tops and 'Greaser' pants, these are certainly going to hold up when your little bruiser goes nuts on the playground.

Check out a close up of the ‘Infant Grease Monkey’ after the jump.

Blue collar work attire never looked so good.