nice solid color toddler T-shirts?
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I found a large selection of solid color tees at Lands End. Their kids' catalog had a lot. At the beginning of summer, I ordered red, white, bright pink, orange and bright green.
They have a more limited color selection available now, but here it is:
http://www.landsend.com/cd/fp/prod/0...04915656122070
Also, I don't know how "nice" you want them to be, but the Hanna Andersson short sleeve boxy tees are really high quality and fit for a long time. http://www.hannaandersson.com/style....7C26%7C2%7C%7C They are probably twice the price of the Lands End shirts. They're also certified by Oeko Tek, so there's that benefit in terms of pesticides/toxic substances. My daughter has some of the boxy tees and some of the Lands End Super-Ts and we use both. The HA boxy tees are much nicer in comparison, but the Lands End are very nice and I think comfy, too.
Hanna Andersson also carries something (for girls) called "Power of a Great Tee" that is a t-shirt with a slightly fitted shape and a less boxy sleeve cut. They're not tight, but more feminine. They were on sale recently, but I think the sale is over. They also wear exceptionally well and for a long time--my daughter has some short- and long-sleeved ones from last year (in her old size) that still fit her comfortably this year.
They have a more limited color selection available now, but here it is:
http://www.landsend.com/cd/fp/prod/0...04915656122070
Also, I don't know how "nice" you want them to be, but the Hanna Andersson short sleeve boxy tees are really high quality and fit for a long time. http://www.hannaandersson.com/style....7C26%7C2%7C%7C They are probably twice the price of the Lands End shirts. They're also certified by Oeko Tek, so there's that benefit in terms of pesticides/toxic substances. My daughter has some of the boxy tees and some of the Lands End Super-Ts and we use both. The HA boxy tees are much nicer in comparison, but the Lands End are very nice and I think comfy, too.
Hanna Andersson also carries something (for girls) called "Power of a Great Tee" that is a t-shirt with a slightly fitted shape and a less boxy sleeve cut. They're not tight, but more feminine. They were on sale recently, but I think the sale is over. They also wear exceptionally well and for a long time--my daughter has some short- and long-sleeved ones from last year (in her old size) that still fit her comfortably this year.
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Thanks for the link! These look really nice. Do you know if the sizes (such as 2) run a little bigger (since they don't have size 3, or size 5) or should you "order up"?
For OP, more colors of basic tees here.
Originally Posted by Sailmom I am all about www.basicbrilliance.com for basics for babies, toddlers and kids. |
For OP, more colors of basic tees here.
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I've heard great things about Basic Brillance, too. (I haven't ordered from them yet, but I want to!)
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Originally Posted by Sailmom I am all about www.basicbrilliance.com for basics for babies, toddlers and kids. |
http://www.americanapparel.net/storelocations/
I found this shop while living in Chicago. All clothes are made in the USA and are simple and useful. Great solid T-shirts for kids.
I found this shop while living in Chicago. All clothes are made in the USA and are simple and useful. Great solid T-shirts for kids.
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AC Moore craft stores carry plain colors too.
Old Navy's shirts are super soft. Once I ordered from Basic Brillance and I was really disappointed. The pants were soft, but the tshirts were not. They had a tag on them that said "Rabbit Skins" which is a brand I've also seen on the super cheap touristy t-shirts in San Francisco. I've never heard anyone else say that about them.
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