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https://www.facebook.com/OrganicBabyClothes
Comment by organicbabe on February 14, 2012 - 4:51pm.
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Thank You Giggle Guide!
Comment by Carolina Baby C... on November 22, 2011 - 12:48pm.
Thanks so much to our friends at The Giggle Guide for the mention! You are a priceless tool to everyone in the industry and we’re proud to be a part of your article. Congratulations, as well, to the Coffs and Annette & Associates for continued growth and success!
Warmly
Marlo Poole
Carolina Baby Company
Marlo Poole
Carolina Baby Company
www.carolinababyco.com
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Made in USA
Comment by Nashville Wraps on September 19, 2011 - 9:01am.
I’m a grandma as well as a member of Nashville Wrap’s marketing team. I appreciate the information here about made in the USA products. It is often hard to find clothing for my grandson as well as myself that is not made outside our borders. You guy’s might like to read a recent post on our blog about this same subject. http://www.nashvillewrapscommunity.com/blog/2011/05/regaining-the-great-…
Kathy g
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Panel pictures/smocking/how to make money on these items
Comment by rickmcknight on September 6, 2011 - 9:29am.
First, Betsy, thanks for the nice comments about the job we do with Wee ones. Great partnership.
We have been in biz 75 years and our smocking business on the whole is way down - Moms want more fashion and there is the ironing question, all these smocked FB microsites selling at cost, and Amanda Remembered is headquarted in my town and they have all these below cost warehouse sales - but so is our “panel picture business.” for years we have sold a ton of feltman, auraluz, etc. But now it’s like we sell them for gifts and 60-90 days later the new Mom brings them back saying “S/he outgrew it. or I’m not going to iron this” and I take it back because i am not about to hack off a new Mom from the getgo. BUT they still come in for the stuff when they have to have a picture made and now I don’t have it. again, i want to be able to accomodate the new Mom and not frustrate her from the start. All these lines are doing more knits (Auraluz even has a new knit division). So…wise ones…what am i missing? What lines do you carry for this purpose? How much floor space and inventory dollars do you devote to this category? This is definitely a sale we are missing but I have poured money down the drain by having an entire wall of ‘panel’ looks before and don’t want to go down that road again! Any advice? rick McKnight the kiddie shoppe columbus GA
Organic clothes are important
I think it is important for baby to have organic fabric next to his delicate skin. Your products are beautiful and you are helping the planet stay green.
Roz Stuzin at www.namelynewborns.com