we have many boys fashion styles here!

Early in the 20th century little boys were dressed up just as much as little girls were. Believe it or not, in the early 1900's it was not uncommon to find baby boys in dresses. They were wearing silk and lace, along with a sailor outfit here and there. Somewhere in the middle of the century, boys clothing got less formal and just plain bleak.

All of a sudden the clothes available for baby boys and little boys were limited to jeans, khakis, t-shirts, and baseball caps. We've all heard mothers-to-be exclaim, "I want a little girl, so I can dress her up. Dressing up boys is no fun."

Well, we might not put boys in dresses or pigtails, but the options have come a very long way over the last decade or so. Boys clothing used to come in simple fabrics with a very limited color scheme. Finding anything cute or out of the ordinary was a very difficult task.

Boys can be just as fashionable as girls these days. With kids becoming independent thinkers early than ever, designers are standing up and taking notice. Long gone are the days of focusing on just the young girls. Boys want to have their own style, and the designers are giving them options. Now you can find original, quirky, colorful clothes for both sexes.

If you have a little rock-and-roller running around your house, you should have no problem finding him a fashionable wardrobe to compliment his personality. Even department stores are now carrying rock star and graphic t-shirts, along with up-to-date jeans that are comparable in style with the selection that young girls are offered.

Fashion for boys isn't limited to just clothing. They now have a huge line of shoes and accessories that can rival the girl's choices.

From cargo pants to athletic wear, and from rocker t-shirts to sweaters, young boys have nearly as many style choices as young girls. Boys can still run around in their t-shirts, jeans, and baseball caps if they want, but at least now they have options.