January 11, 2008

Suits Them to a Tee

Your kids simply can't have too many T-shirts. With all that stretchy softness and so many ways to wear 'em – layered over long sleeves, paired with a diaper or jeans – they're ideal in every season. Stock up on the latest and greatest with help from this roundup.

BioME5
Each shirt in this vibrant, organic cotton line pairs an animal picture with a corresponding letter in the alphabet – newt with N, zebra with Z, you get the idea. The name of the creature is printed upside down at the bottom of the shirt so kids get an eagle's eye view when they're wearing it.

District Cotton
Promote cuteness, social responsibility and healthy eating habits with organic cotton onesies depicting booty-shaking vegetables like a "sweet pea" or "hot pepper." All are made in the U.S. and ten percent of profits go to charity.

Lollipop Zen
Already worn by Pax Jolie-Pitt, these super-soft, vintagey tees, tanks and onesies are perfect for tiny trendsetters. Offered in muted colors with simple, graphic designs like peace signs and butterflies, they make a sweet statement. Matching styles are available for moms.

Modern Me
Destined to be worn by the Suri Cruises of the world, these sleek designs are included in the celeb gift bags at this year's Golden Globes. The onesies and tees feature animals and their names printed right side up and upside down. Anyone else noticing a trend?

Samson Martin
From the people who brought you the popular "Due in March" and "Coming this Fall" maternity tops, comes an adorable line with cheeky phrases and graphics – "Sticky Situation" with a bottle of glue, "Big Mouth" with a set of chattering teeth. Also check out the "Born in (insert month here)" onesies.

Tiny Revolutionary
The ultimate slogan tees, from playful ("I survived the Bris") to political ("War is poop") to heartbreakingly sweet (see the "Chosen" adoption shirt). Made in a sweatshop (and judgment)-free environment and worn by faux-hawk sporting babies everywhere, the clothes celebrate the beautiful individual in every child. Awwwww.

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