Two years ago, Wilmington mom Meg Henson was living a fashion nightmare.
The stay-at-home mom wanted her 3-year-old son, Holden, to look hip, but it seemed every store she shopped was full of mediocre boys clothing. Nothing stood out.
It was a world of blah, blah, blue. Blah, blah, forest green. Blah, blah, khaki.
Add the lovely experience of shopping with a toddler, and she was ready for a change.
“I hated driving around to stores with him and getting him in and out of that seat,” Henson added. “We just went into Gap to get a swimsuit one time and he was screaming in the changing room.”
This design-conscious mom wasn’t asking for much. Just boys clothing with a little design, a little style and a little edge. Young girls’ clothing has that. Why shouldn’t boys’?
That’s where her comic book-themed online store Ker-Blam - modern boy clothes for your little superhero - was born.
Last May, she launched the Web site with boys shoes, clothing, ties and swimwear that features high-end brands including Alternative Apparel, Okkies, Sand Cassels and Trumpette, with sizes up to age 8.
Mom Solves Son’s Fashion Problem With Her Own Online Store
June 16, 2008 by Angela | 0 Comments
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