Items tagged “Apparel”

The NYC Baby and Kids Fair at 7 W New York runs Jan 30th - Feb 1st. The 11th floor will be filled with everything under the sun for children, including gifts, apparel, bedding, furnishings, room decor, health care, bath aids and toys. The 7 W New York Gift & Home Textiles Market and New York International Gift Fair are also taking place, so NYC is the place to be for buyers who want to cash in on the gift market. Here’s a preview of a few of the exciting exhibitors that will be at the 7 W NYC Baby and Kids Fair, including Stonz Wear, mimijumi, First Toddle and JudiZuzu.

Football players aren’t the only ones with fumbling problems! Anyone that throws a mobile phone in a purse, backpack or pocket knows the frustration of fumbling around to catch a call. Now, this problem can be easily tackled with the Phubby™, a new way to carry a cell phone that eliminates “phumbling” (phone fumbling). Inspired by the hidden pouch characteristic of marsupials, South Mill Design, LLC has created a fashionable, practical collection of cell carriers that make it easy to catch every call.

Faster than a speeding scooter, more powerful than the Powderpuff Girls, and able to leap over tall teeter-totters in a single bound, today’s girls play harder than ever! Unfortunately, all the tumbling and tree-climbing can be rough on clothing and tender knees. Enter Züpers to the rescue! Züpers padded, ultra strong, stylish leggings do double duty, protecting legs while looking super hip and fashionable to boot.

Julie Barger isn’t your run of-the-mill mama; she’s a creative mastermind! As the stay-at-home mother of two little girls, she spent her days in search of ways to let her creative mind thrive, while tackling day-to-day parenting tasks. Knowing how competitive schoolyard fashion can be, Barger sought fresh and exciting ideas to keep her girls ahead of the trends without breaking the bank. She began by applying recycled and vintage materials to her girls’ jeans for a truly cutting-edge look. Her creations were soon the envy of the schoolyard, which encouraged her to take the next step.