Anonymous wrote:agree with everyone that it's hoodies and jogger pants. my ds only wears sweats and sports jerseys or t shirts with whatever school or logo he things is cool. if your son isn't into sports teams then just go basic hoodie and t shirts.

don't buy cords or j crew, my ds will only wear collared shirts if I force him too.

or take him shopping. FWIW, my kid will not wear hoodies or joggers. only columbia fleeces, t shirts and cargo pants...

My son is similar. Long sleeve cotton tshirts for winter, adidas, vineyard, Vans, uniqlo … His only condition is no bright color.

If you must, I would just get replicas of the things he wears most but are too small, in the correct size.

OP! BACK AWAY!

I hear Canada Goose jackets are popular these days.

Anonymous wrote:OP here.

I’m on the jcrew website.

Seeing some flannel plaid button downs - good idea?

What about rugby shirts?

OMG, no. If he is in diverse DC public school, nearly every kid is going to be in sweats and athletic wear. Wait, I take that back. Maybe half, the other half in pajamas.

Anonymous wrote:No to rugbies and no to J Crew. Go to the Dick’s Sporting Goods site and order him three pairs of Nike fleece joggers in black, light gray, and charcoal. Then buy him three Nike hoodies in white, black, and light blue. Make sure he has white Adidas sneakers to wear with them.

That’s a great start.

+1 you can’t go wrong with a Nike hoodie

He needs athletic wear for every day for school. He need one nice collared shirt with nice jeans for “holidays”. That is it. Buy him joggers and hoodies.

Ask the kid what he wants. My high schooler wears adidas shorts and Old Navy hoodies.

I get my kid hoodies for this time of year because he refuses to wear hats and he has a long walk home from school. Jeans or joggers. Make sure he has the right shoes for PE if he’s taking that.

Anonymous wrote:It is nice that you want to help. But the best thing you can do for this kid is to support his belief that his clothes do not matter. Don’t convey the idea that he would be cooler if he only dressed differently. He’s perfect as he is.

People like this are exhausting...just give her some ideas! Yes, yes, we all know we should tell our kids they are perfect as is, etc etc

Anonymous wrote:Hi everyone! OP again. Any updates to teen boy fashion I should know about?

I'm seeing a lot of corduroy pants...but are teen boys wearing those? Senior in high school.

TIA

I posted a year ago. No real updates, they are still wearing hoodies and joggers/athletic pants. They are not wearing corduroy pants.

agree with everyone that it's hoodies and jogger pants. my ds only wears sweats and sports jerseys or t shirts with whatever school or logo he things is cool. if your son isn't into sports teams then just go basic hoodie and t shirts.

don't buy cords or j crew, my ds will only wear collared shirts if I force him too.

Op you are making this more about you than for him or your spouse. Go to Costco or dicks and get joggers and hoodies that fit him in various neutral colors. Bring a pair he wears to gauge size. Have him try them on and return the ones he doesn’t like. Stop trying to remake him into your fashion experiment. Clothes will not make him more or less popular.

Anonymous wrote:Hi everyone! OP again. Any updates to teen boy fashion I should know about?

I'm seeing a lot of corduroy pants...but are teen boys wearing those? Senior in high school.

TIA

Bruh.

Are you reading anything people have written?

No to rugbys, plaid, corduroys (!), dinner jackets, bow ties, Bermuda shorts, top hats...

Get him hoodies and joggers.