Velour Sweatsuit for Baby

Erin Behan — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 18:54:00 GMT

My love of velour started young and continues to this day, although I'm finding that in one's 30s, there are fewer and fewer times when velour is appropriate. Baby dress code is much more relaxed, which is why I'm heartily recommending this velour sweatsuit (although I am choking on the price, $69, plus $2 for personalization). The brown velour suit comes with pink, blue or white piping, with a matching gusset and interior hood lining. The details are such that I'm guessing the old Italian men in my neighborhood would approve.

The Babble Review: Baby Chaleco Bib

editors — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 15:41:00 GMT

For any of you who dress up your baby for a night of fine dining then promptly cover their duds with an unsightly bib, Baby Chaleco has an absorbent and stylish offering for you. The shirt-bib, or bib-shirt, is also an all-over solution for your 24/7 drooler. The boy bib (pictured above) harkens back to an earlier, more velour-friendly time. Personally, if I were to shell out for the Chaleco, I would put it on my baby and pretend it was an outfit, whether we were dining and/or spitting or not. – April Peveteaux

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Velour Sweatsuit for Baby

The Babble Review: Baby Chaleco Bib