Toddler Boy Fall Outfit | Sherpa Flannel Jacket Look
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We lost exactly one glove and gained one very opinionated toddler this week, cold weather negotiations have officially started. He wanted to wear his rain boots to daycare in 40 degree weather and I picked my battles. This jacket won because it zips instead of buttons, which matters more than I expected when we're already running five minutes late.

ZENTHACE Boys Hooded Flannel Shirt Jacket, Sherpa Fleece Lined
Zips instead of buttons, which makes a real difference on a morning we're already running late.
$36.28Shop it
Carhartt Boys' Long-Sleeve Pocket T-Shirt
A soft, durable base layer that holds up under a jacket all day without bunching.
$15.99Shop it
XiaoLongRen Cargo Joggers
Pull on with an elastic waist, no fighting over buttons or snaps before we're out the door.
$11.99Shop it
Common questions
- Is a sherpa lined flannel jacket warm enough for toddlers in fall?
- Yes, for the fall shoulder season a sherpa lined flannel jacket is a good middle layer, warmer than a plain flannel shirt but not as heavy as a winter coat.
- What should a toddler wear under a flannel jacket?
- A long sleeve tee or henley works well as a base layer, something soft that won't bunch up under the jacket.
- Are cargo joggers a good pants option for toddlers?
- They're one of the easiest options for a toddler who's still learning to dress himself, an elastic pull on waist with no buttons or zippers to fight.
The jacket stayed zipped the whole ride to daycare, so today counts as a win.
