droolicious : knuckleheads

7 Days of the Best Shorts for Summer: Mini Mobster

JeanneSager — Sat, 09 May 2009 14:28:00 GMT

Shorts weather can't come a moment too soon for little kids who have been cooped up all winter long. What am I saying - shorts weather can't come too soon for Mom and Dad! So start stocking up with our seven favorite shorts for little legs.

Leave the canoli, take these Knuckleheads pinstripes and stock them in his dresser.

The cotton shorts breathe to keep little boys cool this summer, and the retro white on black stripes make mobster style sweet.

Available in six months to seven years for $43 with an elastic back to make these last all summer long (and maybe into next year), you can get them from Psychobaby.

Check Out More of the Seven Days of Shorts (and come back tomorrow for the next in line):

7 Days of the Best Shorts for Summer: Dapper Dons and Donnas

7 Days of the Best Shorts for Summer: Surf's Up

7 Days of the Best Shorts for Summer: The Perfect Fit

7 Days of the Best Shorts for Summer: Bermuda, Bahama

7 Days of the Best Shorts for Summer: Track 'Em Down

Fresh Fall Jacket by Hula Mula

SunnyChanel — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 07:09:00 GMT

Fall is here. Time to put the shorts, tanks, and yes those (egad!) Crocs away. It’s time to get warm, comfy and stylish…all at the same time. One of my favorite little girl apparel makers has created the perfect Fall/Winter jacket. The Outdoorsy Jacket by Hula Mula, (the female counterpart of Knuckleheads). The classic checkered fabric is high-lighted with pink accents, enough pink that says girl but doesn’t lean to much to girly-girl land.

The jacket is very softly lined and has an irresistibly fuzzy and comfy white hooded interior. If only they made it in my size. So is you want to get your girl some Fall style, Click here. $64.00

The Family That Skates Together Stays Together

SunnyChanel — Thu, 21 Feb 2008 22:53:00 GMT

One of my favorite kid's clothing companies is on the roll. Literally. Knuckleheads has added wheels to their super stylin’ line of retro denim jeans, plaid shirts and Grease Monkey Coveralls. Their "Lil Sleds" ($99 complete) and "Big Sleds" ($145 complete) skateboards are perfect for that Mommy and me skater duo who aren't afraid of the whole matchy-matchy thing.

The boards feature custom artwork in the vein of Rat Fink, pro model trucks and wheels, 100% maple wood, and are proudly made in the US of A. Time to teach the little one to grind, kickflip and ollie. Remember the age old adage, the family that skates together stays together.

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.