I have to admit, when my mom showed me the shirts she got the boys I was thinking, They certainly look like my sister Terra's choice. No offense, but we have different tastes in clothing. Sports, brands splashed on shirts is not my thing at all.
I thought about it, and figured that the boys may have different tastes than I do.
Sure enough they loved the shirts!
Much of the time I pull the kid's shirts out of their closet, throw them their clothes and say, "Get dressed please." Since we've been on break, Mica's been trying to wear his PUMA shirt very often.
He said, "I'm so happy I got this shirt! I now how swag in my wardrobe." When I think of swag, I think of classy. Like a swag walk would be graceful. Men's clothing: Swag would be suspenders, and a fedora.
I've also heard of swag being cool merchandise. In the blogging world swag would be things you get to review, or extra
Swagging it Up!
That is one cool shirt.... for him. I am like you and don't really wear sports brands splashed across my shirt. Now..... if they would pay me. I would wear them
ReplyDeleteHe really does look so happy with his swag :) I tend to wear shirts with writing and pictures, but not usually brand names.
ReplyDeleteI am letting Broxton pick out more and more of his own stuff at the stores now. I figure his taste is his choice and nor for me to decide.
ReplyDeleteI love the shirt :)
I love his shirt! Now, my thing that I hate is brands splashed all over handbags. Look, I LOVE designer bags, simply because they are well made and last a long time. For the past 10 years, all my bags have been Dooney & Bourke or Michael Kors. I shop for the bags that have the smallest logos. When I see women toting around the bags with the logos splashed all over, I think those women are attention seekers. "Look what I have, a Coach bag. See all the logos?" Swag lol
ReplyDeleteHaha yes! He does look like he's got swag :P did you check out the swag app I told you about on IG? So fun to play around with!
ReplyDeleteAi @ Sakura Haruka
He's looking pretty cool there!
ReplyDeleteHe should be a model. When my son was a teen, he wanted expensive shirts that we couldn't afford. Now he's 35, and he shops at Goodwill. Things change.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Janie