Clothing for fussy boys

Hi, ds is 9y, 10y in Sept. He needs new jerseys as his old ones are getting too small, but my problem is he's really fussy & our shops here (Taranaki) are limited. He likes the zip up sweatshirt types, doesn't like fleece, he likes the surfie/skatie style clothing, & my biggest problem is he doesn't like to wear the same as anyone else. He loved World Industries brand but I can't find any local stockists? We're planning a roadtrip away to Akl or Wgtn, can you recommend a store? TIA

Have you looked at the stuff they have on the Mr Vintage store (you can buy on line) their stuff is funky, like the surfy brands & lots of zip up hoodies (for adults not sure on kids) & prices are reasonable..

Have you looked on Trade Me - a friend buys all her sons label clothing on there as it usually lasts longer than the time it fits them (and its more likely to be unique)

The other thing does your man hunt? The game gear site has some neat 'mini me' hoodies & T-shirts that we buy all our mates kids who are wrapped with them

Re transfers- I think that's a great idea but when I suggested it I got the doomed you-have-no-clue-do-you look. That makes him sound arrogant but he's honestly not, lol, I think he was frustrated more than anything. I think because I used to patch his jeans all the time (I'd sew canteen bandannas in behind the knee holes), which he thought was cool back then, but *he* feels he's more grown up now. Remind me why we're supposed to encourage their creativity & individuality again?!

TTJ, I've seen this store and the clothing looks great. There on Vivian St so easy to find in Wellington.
http://www.eurekaclothing.com/
Also these guys which are down near capital gateway (think thats where I've seen them) http://www.kidrepublic.co.nz/

There are outlet surf shops in Otaki. If you're driving to Welly it's on SH1, they would have zip up hoodies.

Oh yes we have a Cheapskates here too I think. I'll show him those websites & see if he likes anything he sees, they look great! I love his "struggle for style" too, I've encouraged him to have different-from-norm interests (after reading that teenagers are a lot more stable if they already have a strong sense of identity) so I guess that's translated into his appearance. (Our daughters are like that as well, but girls clothing is easier!) Thank you all heaps, that's a headache cured!