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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]They don’t wear anything too oversized now—especially if your kid works out and has nice shoulders/arms (they tend to want to show that off). [/quote]

I think the baggy jeans are still the "in" jeans for boys though[/quote]

This is OP. My kid doesn't wear jeans at all, only khakis and sweatpants. I'd say his khakis fit regular-to-slim, definitely not baggy. And a PP is right, my son isn't showing off his guns :-) He is a blend-in sort, at a college that skews preppy-outdoorsy. [/quote]

I’m not saying skin tight. I’m just saying most guys don’t swim in oversized flannels the way they did back in the 90s/early 2000s.

I’m a boy mom who has returned tons of items my boys deemed too big/baggy.

My boys work out and are fit. They wear clothes that fit their shoulders.

I have one in college and one applying to college now. They don’t wear sweats to class on campus. My kid quickly started wearing khakis and jeans. I was shocked when he asked for a sweater (probably hadn’t worn a proper sweater since preschool). [/quote]

This is OP- I was responding more to the poster who said baggy jeans are “in.” They may be, but that isn’t my son’s style- he wears slim/normal flat front khakis (or sweatpants). So the idea of hugely
oversized flannels seems not on-point but that’s what Abercrombie seems to sell? [/quote]

Then Jcrew is your safest bet.

https://www.jcrew.com/plp/mens/categories/clothing/shirts[/quote]

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