I’m not one who refuses a present and will always say “thank you” with a big smile. When I don’t like it I can give it away or bring it to the 2nd hand shop

Yes, definitely would accept it – if for some reason (like ugly design) we didn’t like it, just wouldn’t make a thing of wearing it.

One of the first presents I gave my husband was a pink linen shirt

Yes. If you judge on colour so will your son. Who cares what colour it is, if girls can wear anything so can boys.

Yes l can’t see why not! Lovely of the person to buy it!

Why not? Unless he’s a redhead, in which case he’d probably look ghastly…

Its obviously not to your liking but its what’s in fashion

Absolutely my son looks great in salmon and peach! I guess if you don’t want it to look ‘girly’ I’d pair it with more masculine colours!

REALLY? Lord, my son wore peach as a toddler back in the early nineties, and looked gorgeous! I copped crap back then, thought the world had moved on….. UNLESS the shirt was given in a malicious way…

I would accept it, keep it for a while, and if you don’t use it, then donate. I do this with a lot of presents.

I would accept it but still be very confused as to why one would buy pink for a boy.
White, green, lemon is understandable but pink!
It’s not exactly something you would come across very often!
Accept but probably put to the back of the wardrobe & never use.
There are a lot of unisex items available now but common sense says pink is not one of them.

I would accept it, not sure it would get any use tho. Great if you get a receipt, you could exchange it My son got a purple shirt from his Nan when he was around 3, purple shorts to match. I thought “HIDEOUS!” But they looked very nice on him

Yes I think so although it is a bit different. Would depend on the age the present was given for though also

I would accept it, not too sure if my boy would ever where it, but maybe he would. I doubt it though. Who would give a pink shirt to a boy?!?!

Sure why not? I mean is it a boys shirt or a girls shirt? Full of bows, lace? Or is it like a salmon coloured collared shirt? If it’s full of bows etc I would say thank you and probably never dress my son in it if it’s a collared shirt that’s for a boy I don’t see any harm in it at all, put it together with come jeans and some suspenders. Cute outfit.

Yes I would nothing wrong with pink for boys and looks great.

I would accept with grace and gratitude that someone cared enough to buy the gift. I think the gender colour thing is so out dated. Many men wear pink there is so much more to a person than the colours they wear. When your child is older, then he can decide for himself.

I would definitely accept it and would have no problem with my son wearing it.

Yes of course, its basic manners. Im always going to accept and be happy to receive any present wheter i like it or not, I also am going to’raise my son to have manners. Besides pink doesnt make a boy gay (im assuming thats the issue)

Absolutely; kids regardless of gender love bright colours.