When I was a freshman in college, my calculus teaching assistant wore wildlife t-shirts all the time. She was not a petite woman. In fact, Uncle M (my classmate) was a little scared of her.........'Till this day, he still has nightmares of Big Ol'Wendy and her "save-the-timber-wolf" t-shirt.Salvor Fauna products are not quite that scary. On the contrary, this NYC-based company offers skillfully hand-printed, nature-inspired cotton clothing and home accessories. Their organic cotton long sleeve kimono onesie is to die for. The kimono style makes dressing a cinch and the organic cotton is super gentle on your baby's skin.
This particular style runs small, so I would size up. If your child has especially, ahem, generous thighs, I would even go two sizes larger.
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There are several things wrong with this blog. Wendy and I were tight - it was the calculus that I was scared of. Also, Olivia does not have "generous thighs" rather large limbs - cause she's gonna be a supermodel. And most horribly wrong - is that you preface Salvor with timber-wolf lady. Salvor does a lot of different things - checkout the awesome bags. But Ross Menuez and Wendy do not go in the same blog post. Menuez is an incredible/articulate talent of a designer - next time you come to NY we will have to go to Kiosk. If you cannot wait go to salvorprojects.com or checkout the graphics/site for kiosk - i believe he did both. kioskkiosk.com And as cute as these t shirts are, the animals came first - i think. It's all cute but the animals were inspired.
I have generous thighs. and I would not want anyone commenting, even my mother!
on a related note - loving these items!
Hi Lauren! How are you doing??? M told me you are now home getting ready for "Rosco." B and I are thinking about you...and O can't wait to meet R!!!
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