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For some reason, many American designers have not yet caught on to the fact that little boy clothes are largely boring. There are 10 racks of cute and colorful clothing for girls for every 2 racks of dull boys outfits. It's many a mom's complaint that little boy clothes only seem to come in blue, gray and green. Another lament is that there does not seem to be any interesting patterns except for the predictable horizontal stripes, too.

What to do? Here's some ideas:

Source the Web: If you've got nothing more than your typical Gap stores with cookie-cutter conventional clothes that every kid on the block is wearing, try sourcing the internet for interesting options. Plenty of little known designers or artists are peddling their clothing for kids online, and you can find super appealing designs on the cheap. eBay and Etsy can be cool places to find one of a kind stuff from budding at-home designers with heaps of talent.

Be Bold: Don't be afraid to dress your little man in bright green, deep red or even purple. Forget dull stripes and look for interesting patterns such as madras or argyle for your mini fashionista. There is nothing wrong with putting a great pink cotton shirt on a boy over a crisp white t-shirt. Totally styling!

Go Rock and Roll: Forget stripes and dull colors, and go a little bit rock and roll with your little tot. Grab a cool t-shirt sporting a Beatles logo or Dad's favorite rock band. Skateboarding fashion is blazing hot right now, and don't think for a moment that the skater designers are forgetting about toddler sizes. A leather motorcycle styled jacket looks unbearably cute on a toddler, and if you're on a budget don't hesitate to look for a leather-inspired material such as vinyl.

Accessorize: little boy clothes don't have to be left out of the fun details of dressing up. Try an adorable hat or beret, a belt with studs or even bright colored shoelaces that can set a more mundane outfit apart. Even a fun bandanna can ratchet up the cool factor on any outfit.

Sew it Yourself: If you have a sewing machine and access to a fabric shop, you'd be surprised how easy it is to make your own kid's clothing. Use a pattern and simply follow the instructions carefully. If you have never sewed, don't let that stop you from giving it a try. Simply stick with a very simple design and use a stretchy type fabric that requires no buttons or zippers. If you are not so adventurous to make clothes from scratch, you can certainly embellish an existing outfit that you bought at one of your local shops or even Walmart. Your local craft stores have a heap of iron on designs that will turn any ordinary white t-shirt into a work of art for just a few dollars. There's also fabric pens and dyes that you can totally decorate an outfit with. Just be careful not to go overboard and stick to adorning one small section on an article of clothing rather than going hog-wild over the whole thing.

Buy Internationally: If you've got the pocketbook for it, shop for clothing brands from international designers. Foreign brands such as those from Italy, France and Spain offer bolder cuts, unexpected colors and a high chic quotient that is often unavailable in American fashions. If cost is an issue, you can often find these at consignment shops in larger cities or even second hand on the internet.

Lisa Freeman is a writer for My Baby Clothes.com where you can shop for trendy baby hats, adorable hair bows and much more.
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