Trendy But Practical
Boys and Girls: Time to Wear a Watch
We can’t guarantee that a snazzy watch will get your teen up and running in the morning but they sure do look cool and will help with keeping your kid on track with managing their time between school and activities.
To buy: Fossil, Stuhrling, and Casio Baby G
Want to spend a little more? Check out this list of trendy watches from Teen Vogue.
Boys: The Backpack Says it All
Backpacks are another fun way for your teen to express his or her individual style. You can’t have cool threads with a not-so-cool bag. Of course, the bags have to meet mami’s criteria too: Price, functionality and durability.
To buy: Ninja backpack, Herschel Little America Backpack
Need a rolling bag? Pottery Barn Teen has some great affordable options.
Complete The Look
Expand your teen boy’s hat horizons! Whether it’s a beanie or a bucket hat, there are so many fun patterns and shapes to choose from. Hats are such a great way to add a bit of color and pattern to your son’s wardrobe beyond a basic baseball cap. Not that your teen cares about that kind of thing! But it definitely pulls their casual look together.
To buy: Urban Outfitters, Asos, Obey Clothing
To Button or Not to Button
The shirt: It’s the most important staple in a young man’s closet. Go over the styles and graphics with your son before purchasing. This is their chance to have a say in what they like. Pair it up any shirt with a pair of classic Levis.
To buy: Target, Kohl's, American Eagle Outfitters, Nike Store, Levi's
Kickin' It
Shoes are a completely a personal choice for teens. I can only get my son to wear shoes when we go out. Unless it’s a special occassion, he’ll only wear sneakers to school. There are so many great shoes and sneakers to choose from for teens that can be worn with jeans!
To buy: Clark's, Footlocker, Nordstrom
Mad Hatter
What girl doesn’t love a pretty hat? There are so many cute styles for teen girls for snowy days, sunny days, rainy days or any day!
To buy: Asos, Urban Outfitters
