I always feel that little boys get so much less attention in the cute clothes dept than little girls. I'm always on the look out for cute and unique, but boy-ish things for them. I'm short on cash, but now that I have a job, some new clothes will soon be a priority. My older son is also very thin so getting his waist size for pants is a huge ordeal for us.

There are a few other things I'm thinking about so will post back later... 

Ditto on the boys clothes. My son is 5 and I am always on the lookout for something boyish but still cute. There are not many years lest I can make him wear what I want him to.

Both! My boys (3-1/2 and 18 months) only really wear 'outfits' for special events. But to have a collection of pants and shirts that go with multiple things would be great - i.e. a shirt with a great applique that can be worn with blue jeans, navy pants, or tan pants.

Also, no white shirts for boys!! They *never* stay clean! 

I also like to get maximum wear out of short sleeved tees by putting them over long sleeved tees in the fall and warmer winter days.

I love separates for my son.  Then if he messes up his shirt, I can just change that rather than a whole outfit (although I loved those one piece short outfits when he was little).  Oh, and I agree...no white!  My mother-in-law buys all white outfits for both kids.  What is she thinking??

One thing that I'm always looking for for my son is pants with an adjustable waist.  He's really tall but thin, so I have to go up a size for length but then the pants are too big in the waist.  So I either need to get him a belt (not ideal for a 2 year old) or find more adjustable waist pants.  And the "drawstring" on some of the sweat pants and track pants is fake, so it doesn't sinch.  What's up with that?

I think it's a safety thing with the fake drawstrings. But I suppose adjustable waists are possible. I'll look into that. Thanks ladies! 

Christy, that sounds like something that would be up my alley. Maybe something like this one from my shop, except with the fairy where the flower charm is? http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=32245012

How soon would you need it?

ok, cool, I was afraid you were going to say you needed it in a week, hahahaha. Great, this gives me time to find the perfect fairy charm as I don't have one on hand at the moment. I don't do gold either so no problem there. I'll be in touch!

I make all kinds of crocheted hats, from newborn to Xtra Large Men's hats (and neckwarmers). I would be happy to make a boys hat-newsie? Earflap? Touque? Your choice-depending on the size (measuring around head) the price would be $15-$20 plus shipping-these are non alergenic, non-sheep's wool hats, so no itching, pilling, shrinkage, etc. I'm in Canada so shipping is a bit higher, but for a little boy sized hat, I could pack it very flat and keep the shipping costs down, as long as you were not determined to have fancy packaging...