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Christmas Day outfit for boy aged 5 (Not Xmas themed or a suit)

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duriandurian · 21/11/2018 15:59

I have always bought DD (now 9) a nice outfit that she can wear for the rest of the year. Just like my mum did for me.
But I am lacking inspiration for my DS (5). I don't like themed stuff - like cartoon characters or slogans-, don't want a monkey suit and he already has a Christmas jumper (which he will rediscover on 1st December).
Any tips gratefully received. Thank you!

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SixToEightInchesOfSnow · 21/11/2018 16:47

A red checked shirt, navy jumper and chinos?

duriandurian · 21/11/2018 17:52

Ooh maybe a really nice jumper.

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duriandurian · 21/11/2018 17:53

He has a lovely checked shirt. I will investigate chinos. Thanks!

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Vanannabananna · 21/11/2018 17:54

They have sone lovely blue chinos in next and h and m.

duriandurian · 21/11/2018 18:02

Cool, will head there. Might pick up a comedy t shirt to be a nice vest under his shirt
Boys' party clothes are not as exciting as girls' I am realising.

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mummmy2017 · 21/11/2018 18:09

Cords are back. In...
Green cords, white shirt and red jumper.

Vanannabananna · 22/11/2018 09:43

It’s my first xmas with a DD and so much more choice in party clothes, restrain myself!

I think I’ll grt DS a shirt from next or marks.

drspouse · 22/11/2018 10:49

I make my DS fun party shirts; he's had one covered in pictures of sweeties and one with houses all over it. (Sweetie picture attached)

I agree about the clothes being no fun! DD now has some of his smaller ones and I was assuming she'd wear them with trousers or skirts but she prefers her dresses for parties (which are more of the Scandi bright prints than frilly type things) but I see her point!

Christmas Day outfit for boy aged 5 (Not Xmas themed or a suit)
MinecraftHolmes · 22/11/2018 12:20

We get DS a new shirt, nice chinos and a pair of trainer boots at the start of December for something nice and new for him to wear to his Christmas party etc. Last year he had a mock shirt jumper like this www.next.co.uk/g80438s10 and he loved it because he felt really smart but he wasn't all bundled up and getting too warm indoors.

Ocies · 22/11/2018 12:30

Zara have some lovely cords for boys and some check flannel shirts.

apostropheuse · 22/11/2018 15:44

Navy or bottle dark green cords with a nice baggy shirt over a t shirt.

eastmidswarwicknightnanny · 22/11/2018 21:11

Look at scandi brands like maxomorra and duns my boys love the prints this year ds2 aged 4 will have the new mushroom print and ds1 aged 8yrs the moose print both duns.

www.littlefootprint.co.uk
www.evasworld.co.uk
www.mootooti.co.uk
www.pourlabebe.co.uk
www.natureskids.co.uk
www.litttlenappyshop.co.uk

katienana · 22/11/2018 22:33

I've always bought jeans/cords/chinos and a shirt or top (like a grandad style,) to match. My ds1 gets too hot in jumpers or cardigans on Xmas day. This year ds1 has a long sleeved polo shirt from m&s and will get black jeans to go with it. Ds2 has a jeans and jersey jumper set also from m&s. I want them to be comfy as well as smart.

duriandurian · 23/11/2018 06:11

Thank you. Lots of nice ideas here. But vannabanana and drspouse I think maybe you did things the "right way" around. My expectations on dress up have not been well managed by having a DD first. V impressed by handcrafted shirt - was talking to neighbours about a new seeing course nearby; maybe a new year resolution.
I love the Duns radish top for under his shirt (Big Peter Rabbit fan).
Thanks all

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drspouse · 23/11/2018 08:17

Duns is very well loved here! I have a couple of tops myself in fact.

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