10,000 Brilliant Ideas

Many options here:  Baby blue thread on navy blue socks, or the word "BLUE" written on the bottom in a stylish way. O just a sky blue tip. I'm not saying this should be a government mandate, but surely this can be made industry standard.

My wife just bought the 4th pair of identical pants for our son. Well they are identical except for the size. This isn't the only time we've owned multiple identical articles of clothing in different sizes. It seems quite necessary with growing kids. So why not on the Gap web site, when you select a pair of small pants does it not give you the option to "buy the next 3 sizes and get 15% off!" Then you get 4 pairs in the mail, save a little and Gap rakes it in.

Could it be possible to have as part of the hotel service clothes for you to wear already there? I imagine something where you book the hotel on-line, and then you also 'book' clothes for you to wear. Using the same interface as on-line clothes shopping, you reserve clothes of brands you trust. When you arrive at your destination with nothing, but a small bag or backpack you are shown your room with your wardrobe already in the closet. Of course the same could be done with specific toiletry items. Even better with the nothing-private-anymore trend, you already have a 'profile' of what you wear and hotels just access that. For some people (like me) how awesome is that to travel around to multiple places on multiple vehicles carrying nothing but a wallet?! A few considerations: - Maybe people like to believe they are the only ones in the world with their clothes and this breaks that paradigm. - Some people are obviously more picky than others. - What do you do for ...

Mr Klein, here's an easy one for you. Make a credit-card sized bottle of cologne. Slip it in a leather pouch with a pocket for a couple credit cards and a money clip on the other side. Dudes headed out a clubbin' will have everything they need right there.

All I want is a big scarf with a big pocket in each end. In one pocket is a pair of matching gloves and in the other a matching hat. That's all.

These will be the most brilliant snaps ever. When you're trying to snap your kid's onesie underneath when they're squirming around and it seems absolutely impossible to find the other half of the snap, you think surely there's an easier way than this . And you are thinking correctly. "It's a snap" snaps are not only bigger, but they have a funnel shaped receiver that guides the bumpy side into place, forever revolutionizing the world of baby snaps.

This is a plastic or rubber form that simulates the heights of common heels. It is placed in dressing rooms where women can see how the pants they are trying on would look with different shoes.

Easy on, easy off (but not by the kid). These revisited 80s items keep your kid warm where he is often exposed due to the wedgies that come with being held.