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baby clothes

We'll have the sushi: onesies with wow factor

KidsDelilah Dawson

We'll have the sushi: onesies with wow factor

Let's face it. Once our kids hit the age of 2 or 3, our days of choosing adorable outfits for them are pretty much over. So squeeze in all that clothing cuteness while you still can. We loved the Artoo onesies and buntings from The Wishi…

Big-city baby tees with undeniable urban cool

BabyJeana Tahnk

Big-city baby tees with undeniable urban cool

Having lived in big cities through my entire pre-kids existence, I admit to a pretty intense fondness for designs with an urban edge. So it's no surprise I fell hard for this creative, city-inspired collection of cool tees for babies (an…

Geek-tastic babies, your wardrobe awaits.

KidsLiz Gumbinner

Geek-tastic babies, your wardrobe awaits.

We discovered the awesome pop culture baby tees and onesies from Austin artist Kayo Master over a year ago, and loved them so much (zomg, that Princess Leia onesie?) that we featured them in our Baby Shower Gift Guide . Since then she's …

This Star Wars onesie is where it's AT-AT

BabyDelilah Dawson

This Star Wars onesie is where it's AT-AT

Can we keep her, Mommy? I'll feed her and walk her and clean up the oil spills--promise! If there's a special baby Star Wars geek in your life, this sweet onesie is a great way to induct her--hold the cinnamon-bun Leia knitted hat. The M…

Keeping it real, Viewmaster style

KidsLiz Gumbinner

Keeping it real, Viewmaster style

Because ironic baby tees featuring all sorts of devices that they will never entirely understand are all the rage these days (you know, rotary phones, Polaroid cameras, I like this one that plays off the retro Viewmaster in a fun new way…

Ceci n'est pas une ironic onesie

BabyStephanie Slate

Ceci n'est pas une ironic onesie

Sure, there are plenty of funny baby shirts. And then there are funny baby shirts calling attention to themselves as funny baby shirts. Okay, maybe there's just one hilarious self-referential ironic tee for little ones. But if you ask me…

Sorbet for spring, please

KidsLiz Gumbinner

Sorbet for spring, please

It's becoming clear that sorbet colors have replaced pastels as the new, soft shades of baby clothing this spring. (And hello? It's spring! Yay!) While it may be tough for the untrained eye to see the difference between "pastel pink" and…