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Anonymous wrote:The owners are fantastic and two of the nicest ladies…. I think their stuff is wonderful

Hello, One of the Nicest Ladies.

Nope, you’d be wrong. I’ve just been there many times and love their place.

(sorry that should have said similar not familiar)

I wonder what they were thinking when they picked a name that sounds so familiar to the scammy MLM Lularoe. I saw the OP and immediately thought that it must be a children's clothing MLM.

Anonymous wrote:The owners are fantastic and two of the nicest ladies…. I think their stuff is wonderful

Hello, One of the Nicest Ladies.

Really poor choice of brand name.

The owners are fantastic and two of the nicest ladies…. I think their stuff is wonderful

Anonymous wrote:At this point any brand with a meld of two random first names its a tell that is overpriced and poor quality.

1000% agree. And these clothes are tacky AF and anyone who spends that much on trendy kidswear is silly. You can spend a lot on quality boots and outerwear, reinforced knees, and classic things that will last through many children. That's it.

Anonymous wrote:At this point any brand with a meld of two random first names its a tell that is overpriced and poor quality.

Hahaha, too true

At this point any brand with a meld of two random first names its a tell that is overpriced and poor quality.

Not quality stuff over priced.

Anonymous wrote:Is this like fake streetwear for toddlers?

LOL

Is this like fake streetwear for toddlers?

Oh wow, I know exactly the type of people who dress their kids in these clothes. They're the mamas who call their kids "the littles" and whose parents call them "the grands".

Pyramid scheme.

Clothes are not made when and are frumpy

What do you think about the style for their girl clothing line? Some moms at school talk about this brand, and they shop there. I am not sure if I am off fashion, the style does not really suit my case. What style is that?