Binding: Apparel Brand: American Apparel Department: baby-girls Fabric Type: cotton Feature: Our rendition of the classic karate pant for infants. Featuring fashionably wide-leggings.
Features
Our rendition of the classic karate pant for infants. Featuring fashionably wide-leggings. 100% Baby Rib cotton, combed for softness and comfort 1 (2.5cm) fold-over classic waist hem Looks good on all babies û both boys and girls Not intended for sleepwear.
Infant Baby Rib Karate Pant Features: Our rendition of the classic karate pant for infants. Featuring fashionably wide-leggings. 100% Baby Rib cotton, combed for softness and comfort; 1 (2.5cm) fold-over classic waist hem; Looks good on all babies û both
Spotlight customer reviews:
Customer Rating: Summary: comfy & cute Comment: They are a little big in the waist, but very soft. I want them in my size! Customer Rating: Summary: no stars here Comment: I ordered a shirt and a pair of pants for my grandson. I had them sent to his address. The shirt arrived.though late. The pants never arrived. A month goes by and I get an email from this company. Email states that customer returned them. Not true. Never happened.... Shirt is cute but it was bought to go with the pants. Wrote to company a month ago and told them what happened. Never heard back from them. Customer Rating: Summary: Great Comment: Great pair of pants especially for my son who is crawling like a madman :) Customer Rating: Summary: very cute pants Comment: i really like these pants for my almost one-year-old. they certainly run small, so get a bigger size that you think you need. they shrink a bit. the leg is a bit too flaired for my taste, but overall very soft and comfy. Customer Rating: Summary: Great pants, but run really small Comment: These pants wash well, are made in the US, look really hip with the baggy legs, and are fashionably gender neutral. We like them a lot! My only complaint is that they do run very small. My son is right at the 50th percentile for height and weight, and he was wearing the 6-12 months at 4 months. Now at 7 months they are almost too small ... I imagine we'll have to move up to the 12-18 month size by the time he's 8 or 9 months. So just keep that in mind and you'll probably be happy with 'em.
