Well-dressed and literary - not bad traits for a kid

Well-dressed and literary - not bad traits for a kid
I loved Out of Print Clothing as soon as I discovered their clever tees featuring original cover art of classic books. Next came e-reader covers. And The launch of their kids' t-shirts wasn't far behind, only they tended to include the same adult classics. (My own daughter has Darwin's Origin of Species tee - she thinks the animals are cute.)

Now they've got kids' shirts featuring kids' classic books, and what's better is they just went on sale for a limited time
Hit the flash sale site The Mini Social right now, and you'll find beautiful, original cover art of kids' bookshelf mainstays like Stuart Little, Charlotte's Web, and Millions of Cats, all printed on high-quality tees by Out of Print Clothing. There's a pretty good selection of sizes still from 2T-8, and the prices are down to $16.50.



My own faves is a tie between In the Night Kitchen (I'm a huge Maurice Sendak fangirl, always and forever) and the original Wizard of Oz cover, from my own kids' favorite series by L Frank Baum, with WW Denslow's evocative illustrations. Did you know the Cowardly Lion wore glasses? -Liz

Find cool literary kids tees from Out of Print Clothing. Or for a limited time, visit the the Mini Social now (use this link if you're not already a member) to get them on sale through 1/23 or while they last.

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