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baby boys snow suit that isnt pastel blue!

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im after snowsuit for ds (4months) but the only ones i can find are in white or pastel blue. does anyone do them in funky designs?? thought id seen a red striped one somewhere?? TIA x
wow, thanks for all your suggestions! love the toby tiger and hedgepig ones but def out of my budget! luckily i mentioned my needs to a friend who has given me a lovely sheepskin looking one which will do for now!
i was interested in one for when ds is in his sling so wont be used everyday, keeping eyes out on ebay for a bargain x
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sat 07-Nov-09 20:58:04
I love the jojo maman bebe ones and there are always good deals on ebay like accessorizequeen says. They are so easy to put on and cosy but not as bulky as some snowsuits. I've got a girl but the boy ones are great too.
H and M usually do some coloured/patterned ones. Might be worth a look.
I use the polartec fleece all in ones from JoJoMamanBebe, got them for 0-3, 3-6 and now for the dt's that they're 1. Loads of lovely bright colours, ds (dt1) has a rainbow stripe one just like this and looks so cute. All on ebay, just search for JoJo and polartec. They're so warm and easy to put on, have turn over mitts & feet.
I had this one from Tobyu Tiger last year and it was admired by everyone - really snuggly and lovely colours. This year I treated DS to this one from Boden and it is also gorgeous, although I still miss the Toby Tiger one.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Fri 06-Nov-09 13:42:32
i second ebay, got ds a lovely red down filled one for a few quid, looks unused. it's machine washable too. made by ralph lauren but not overly logo'd
Few cute ones at Mothercare this year

Just thought I would quickly say also - do you know that you should never dress a baby in a snowsuit/padded coat etc in a carseat? The material can compress in an accident and mean that the straps are then too loose. For this reason I found I never actually used a snowsuit, I just used blankets, jumpers and hats in the first year.

If you were aware of this sorry
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Thu 05-Nov-09 22:03:21
Ebay often have good things very cheaply, too - I think a lot of TKMaxx regulars list their finds there with a small mark-up. Can be worth a look.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Thu 05-Nov-09 22:00:34
It depends on your budget, but Toby Tiger has nice ones (not the stars anymore, though); downside is it's eye-wateringly expensive. The Hedgepig is great too.

I don't really see why it is that you need to break the bank to get nice things for boys, while gorgeous girls' clothes are everywhere. Boys clothes tend to be sludge coloured, in rough fabrics, with insulting slogans. Infuriating.

Boden, John Lewis and White Company are all exceptions, but again, hardly cheap.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 03-Nov-09 13:07:36
Boden
John Lewis
Bush Baby (from NCT or Little Trekkers websites)

I got sick of pale blue after a few months too. I am on a constant fight/search for baoy's clothes that are not pale blue and do not have cars on.
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