The boys' and girls' shirts include Oxford shirts, poplin shirts, denim shirts, or checked shirts, with long or short sleeves, for school as well as for parties.
Guess, s.Oliver, and Quiksilver are behind them; the children's denim shirt can be worn open over a t-shirt or buttoned up with chinos.
The boy's shirt completes an outfit in one move: for a family gathering, a class photo, or a meal, it replaces the sweatshirt. It should remain easy for the child to button up.
The Oxford shirt, made from thick fabric, creases less and can be worn with chinos or jeans; the poplin shirt, which is smoother, looks smarter for a wedding or a communion.
The denim shirt can be worn open over a t-shirt or buttoned up with coloured trousers; the check shirt, made from flannel or cotton, keeps you warm during mid-season.
For girls, the long-sleeved shirt in poplin or checks is worn with jeans, a skirt, or leggings; children's trousers and jeans complete the outfit.
The sleeves should reach the wrist with arms stretched out, and the collar should fasten without being tight. Shirts with adjustable sleeves, featuring a button tab, can be shortened while waiting for growth.
The blue boy's shirt is worn at school and for parties; the white shirt is the smartest, and green or beige checks are worn at the weekend.
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A white or light blue poplin shirt with chinos and clean shoes. The poplin shirt is the smartest.
Slightly damp, starting with the collar and cuffs. An Oxford shirt creases less and requires less ironing.
Tucked in for a party, out the rest of the time. A short shirt, with a straight hem, can be worn out without looking scruffy.
Around four or five years old for large buttons. Press-studs help the littlest ones.