You can get some awesome t-shirts at:
http://www.greathomeschooltshirts.com/
Our homeschool group has one particular style that most of us have bought. When you buy as a group you can even have them print the name of your group on the back. In late August/early September, they have a great sale. Most shirts are only 5.99 during that time. But even without the sale they are only 7 or 8 dollars. We try to wear them when we are out as a group. It helps to recognize others in the group, especially for new people.
Kathi
http://www.greathomeschooltshirts.com/
Our homeschool group has one particular style that most of us have bought. When you buy as a group you can even have them print the name of your group on the back. In late August/early September, they have a great sale. Most shirts are only 5.99 during that time. But even without the sale they are only 7 or 8 dollars. We try to wear them when we are out as a group. It helps to recognize others in the group, especially for new people.
Kathi
). Chibi wore a lot of skirts and jumpers; Boobah loves skirts and jumpers, so she wears them whenever she can. Bean frequently wears the pants, polo shirts, and turtlenecks. The price can't be beat, and as mentioned those things are designed and constructed to last forever. I'd never encourage the kids to wear them every day, and I don't particularly encourage them to dress in uniform when we're going out-- Not even when we visit my mother, who lives in a town where ALL of the kids except the ones at the tiny private Montessori and the sizable community of homeschoolers wear uniforms. It's their decision, though, and they do occasionally find it amusing to dress as their cousins do for school. 
