Where do you get your cute boy clothes?!
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Anonymous
| Gap, Little Planet by Carter’s, Primary, and then just pick and choose basics from Target, Old Navy, etc. I loathe all the screen prints and graphics but it’s not that hard to find a few things you like from multiple brands. |
Anonymous
| Primary, Tea collection, Carters (but online has more of the classic solids/stripes stuff to choose from), mini boden, winter water factory. |
Anonymous
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lol Primary was founded to solve this problem. Enjoy! |
Anonymous
| Old navy, primary, Zara, |
Anonymous
What? Old navy has a ton. |
Anonymous
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Surprisingly Belk and Kohls.
Nordstrom Rack |
Anonymous
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Tea Collection, all the way. I fell in love with it for my daughter, but may like their boy stuff even more (I have two sons). Really cute stuff.
Hanna Andersson, too, but Tea is my all-time fave. |
Anonymous
| Nordstrom Rack |
Anonymous
| Ralph Lauren |
Anonymous
| Jacadi at Tyson’s |
Anonymous
| Zara |
Anonymous
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Another vote for Janie and Jack
Primary Tea I get great deals on Poshmark sometimes |
Anonymous
| Just a small note of caution, OP. I loooooove the idea and the quality of Primary, but I ended up with an extremely large baby who has grown into a wide set toddler. Primary clothes are more slim cut and I had to stop buying it because they look absurd on DS. Just to say— buy some things if you want to, but avoid trying to get a whole wardrobe. You just never know the body size and shape of your future kid. (I am very petite, so three years later, my kid’s size still shocks me!) |
Anonymous
| Local boutiques, Ralph Lauren, Janie & Jack, a little of Gap Kids and consignment. I like boys clothes better than girls, but I’m also not a Zara, Primary, H&M kind of mom. |
Anonymous
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J crew or J. Crew Factory
Tea collection (somewhat limited selection at times) |