Clothing Your Kids Challenge Day 3: Add Layers for Warmth and Style
When the seasons transition sometimes it's tough to know what clothes to put on your kids. Dressing for a cold bus stop is a lot different than dressing for a heated classroom. Today's challenge is to incorporate layers into your kids' wardrobe! Layers are a practical way to add a little extra flare to your kids' outfits.
- An under shirt adds not only warmth but style! You can choose items such as tee shirts, camisoles, and thermals. Boys can add an undershirt to a button down shirt and both boys and girls can use them as a layer under sweaters.
- Mix different colors and fabrics! Make the colors pop by mixing in light and dark colors or solids and patterned items.
- Scarfs are an easy way for girls of all ages to add an extra layer for style. A scarf can be used to dress up or dress down an outfit.
- For babies, using a solid onsies under a printed shirt or dress adds a little extra style to an outfit.
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Do your kids wear layers? Do they typically where layers more for warmth or style? What layering tips would you add?
If you missed yesterday's activity, you can find it here. If you haven't signed up for the Clothing Your Kids Challenge yet, you can do so here!
My daughter does like to wear layers for both weather and fashion reasons. It's pretty cold and wet most of the year and she likes to wear t shirts under or over longer sleeve shirts since her school keeps it pretty warm, but outside is pretty cold.
As for fashion, she loves to layer leggings under her shirts/skorts. This is wear she really likes to make a statement.
I'll actually layer their clothes for warmth, and buy clothes that LOOK layered for the style when layering isn't needed.


- Cafe Kelly
on Nov. 14, 2012 at 12:30 PM