Expeditions to Savers in 2009 yielded such treasures as a Carmelo Anthony Nuggets jersey in a boys' size, dELiAs T-shirts in girl tween proportions, and some ass-kicking cowboy boots for the adult in attendance. None of the kids' items topped five bucks, which means you can clothe the moppets in style while avoiding empty-wallet syndrome (and the related homicidal impulses when the offspring stuff expensive clothes deep into their dressers, never to be worn again). Savers is classic thrift shopping, and for kids it just makes sense: Nothing calls attention to squishy parental boundaries, after all, more than a kid wearing high-priced department-store duds. Let them know early that style comes from inside, baby, and the cool rags we don are little more than an extension.