Play clothes for the sand trap or the sand box
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Play clothes for the sand trap or the sand box

One of the many surprise discoveries I made after having a baby boy was that I'm actually pickier about boy clothes. Specifically, a lot of sports-themed duds don't pass muster, but select favorites make me swoon. But here's a new line that gets the green light from me.
Check out the spring 2011 connection from Fore!! Axel and Hudson and you'll see why I love the subtle graphics, like the shower of golf tees and screenprint suspenders, as well as  the vintage 1970's styles and patterns. I can totally picture my little dude in these golf-inspired designs, looking like a miniature version of his grandfather heading out to the links. They're made of super soft and sustainable bamboo too, which is another big plus for me.

Browsing this adorable boys' collection, I can practically picture the sun rising over the greens. Is it tee time yet? -Julie

Find the Fore!! Axel and Hudson Spring 2011 collection for boys at Olie Bollen and Lil' Swanky

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