Some companies offer beautiful solid color basics, but finding stunning modern designs made in organic cotton is not too easy. Enter Winter Water Factory and its clever graphics, bold colors and urban chic awareness. The clothing is made from 100% organic cotton and is made in the USA. Stefanie Lynen is the Brooklyn-based designer behind these gorgeous clothes and she creates fun and exciting designs.
The designs are available in a variety of styles and sizes from baby onesies to t-shirts to dresses in the baby and kids’ sections. While we have been shopping primarily in the girls section, many of the fabrics are unisex and can be enjoyed by anyone. I can speak to the craftmanship that has gone into these clothes as well as their durability. They stand up to many, many washings and food stains from even the most enthusiastically eating toddler come right out. Plus, the prints are so bold as to invite you to pair them with boldly colored pants that allow your child’s personality to greet everyone at the door.
The designs are also available in totes and dresses for women since you know you have those moments when you are really coveting your kids’ amazing clothes. Plus, if you can’t get enough of these fabrics, you can also purchase them for upholstery and sewing projects for the home and napkins are coming soon too! I already have some ideas for curtains in our kitchen, powder room and home office.
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Shopping with this company has been a delight. Shipping is amazingly fast and sales happen often. You may have to be patient for inventory to be available in every size for which you are shopping, but it is worth heading back to the site to look on a frequent basis. The line is also available in children’s boutiques across the country, including Tippy Toes in Princeton, and in catalogs such as Garnet Hill and Land of Nod (where they have transformed the fabrics into kids’ bedding!). Everything that we have purchased from this company has gotten great compliments and I am thrilled to pass on the information about where we have found it.
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