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Home » Do De Da: Homegrown Children’s Tees

Do De Da: Homegrown Children’s Tees

Recently I discovered a little company (run by 3 stylish moms who just happen to be sisters) called Do De Da that puts a cute new spin on the infant onesie/toddler t-shirt!

HGIsabelPumpkinCapturing the innocence and wholesomeness of childhood with designs straight from the garden and their own kitchens, these super-soft, super-comfy shirts have a bit of a retro vibe that will warm the heart of everyone your baby meets! Two lines are available–Homebaked, with 9 different bakery-themed styles, and Homegrown, with a dozen garden-fresh choices–and each short-sleeved, 100% Organic Cotton shirt is available in sizes from 6 months to 5/6T at a price of $24.00 (not including shipping).

I ask you: with fall just around the corner, who could resist a little pumpkin like this?

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  1. Efe says

    September 9, 2009 at 6:34 am

    what a lovely little pumpkin.I love organic clothes, this is a lovely t-shirt to worn on haloween, thanks for this lovely picture.

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