droolicious : organic clothes

New Organic Apparel from Joobles

elizabeth leach — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 16:00:00 GMT

Joobles first wowed us with their quirky and sweet, organic plush toys. Check out their new organic apparel collection! The hand embellished t-shirts and soft, relaxed pants in 100% certified pima cotton are getting my attention for their stand out color combinations and pure adorableness!

Choose from Giffy the Giraffe, Icy the Penguin, Pip the Dog and Fair Bear. T-shirts are $26 and pants are $20 or $42 for the set. Available in sizes 0-18 months and made in Peru. There are coordinating bibs to match each outfit, too.

The hand knit, cotton cardigans have a little Joobles doll sewn into the pocket and a hood that coordinates with the doll. These are truly special sweaters, but I'll focus more on them in the cooler months.

Shop Fair Indigo's Joobles here. Read my first review of Joobles here.

Kee-Ka's Gifts that Matter

elizabeth leach — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 17:01:00 GMT

The name "Kee-Ka" was inspired by the sound of babbling babies so it's only fitting for Babble to write about their gorgeous, 100% certified organic clothing. Kee-Ka's clothing makes an extra special gift because they arrive in a recycled gift box that is ready to mail.

Choose an adorable image for a long sleeve or short sleeve t-shirt or bodysuit. (Above bodysuit is $25.) Images include: cupcake, sweet pea, tiger, monkey, bunny, sun, love bug or pumpkin. Kee-Ka also designs super soft organic matching leggings in sophisticated colors. Their newborn sets (below photo) of layette include a kimono style long sleeved bodysuit, footed leggings and a long sleeved romper. Choose from the monkey, sweet pea or cupcake for the newborn sets ($65). There's a lot more to see on their website like soft organic hooded towels, blankets, and bibs, so visit Kee-Ka here.

ABC Kids Expo 2008: Sama Children's Clothing

Chris Ford — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 21:31:00 GMT

I didn't write much about children's clothing from ABC but the organic clothes from Sama were too nice not to share. The clothes have a decidedly Indian feel to them, though they're not overly Indian. In fact, the company's motto is "Inspired by India, Made in India for the Benefit of India."

I was a big fan of the "Rock Star Dress" (available in February of 2009) and the Double Layer Strap Dress (pictured). Everything is certified organic and they have sizes from infants up to six years old.

Check out the line at SamaBaby.com.