A great new destination for cool boys' clothes.

A great new destination for cool boys' clothes.

If you're like me, you get pretty sick of the same-old-same-old patterns and themes when it comes to boys' clothes. That's why I was thrilled to discover the cool boys' clothes at Geo Fox Apparel. Made in Los Angeles, Geo Fox is the brainchild of parents Justin and Sarah Fox (hence the name) who prefer something a little edgier for their own two sons, went out and made it. Not a new story, but I've found it's always one of the best when it comes to inspiration. Nothing like two really motivated parents running on a lack of sleep- at Cool Mom Picks we know all about that. I'm a big fan of the boys' cotton t-shirts even though I'm not a resident Californian. And while I don't think I'll be getting my son in pleather pants anytime soon, I admire that they're giving those rock-star boys an option other than boring old jeans. Plus, all the clothes would work just as great on a fashion-forward, rock-star girl. Keep it Rad Boys' Shirt | cool mom picks

Granted, the selection is a little limited as the brand gets off their feet, but given how much I dig the styles that are available, I'm definitely keeping an eye on them. Find rockin' cool boys' clothes at Geo Fox Apparel. 

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