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NEW DHARMA Bamboo COLLECTION NEW DHARMA BAMBOO COLLECTION BAMBOO LAP BAMBOO LAP “DTC BAMBOO” SHOULDERED SHOULDERED LONG SHORT SLEEVE TEE SLEEVE TEE SOFT! 70% Bamboo 30% Cotton #CH252 #CH247 NEW! Presenting our new line of Baby Layette items in an incredibly soft baby rib knit Bamboo Cotton blend! Not only is bamboo a fast growing, easily renewable #CH205 resource that requires no harmful chemicals #CH205 to grow, but it has unique wicking and antibacterial properties, BAMBOO INFANT as well as offering DIAPER COVER BAMBOO INFANT better UV protection DIAPER COVER than cotton. What Diaper pant: better fabric for a #CH205 baby? Constructed Infant sizes: with double needle NB, 6m, 12m, 18m Long Sleeve Top; hems and bindings 1-11 12+ 36+ 60+ for a finished look. 3.87 3.49 3.17 2.91 #CH252 Dyes great! Infant sizes: NB, 6m, 12m, 18m Infant sizes: 1-11 12+ 36+ 60+ NB, 6m, 12m, 18m 5.30 4.77 4.34 3.97 BAMBOO 1-11 12+ 36+ 60+ Short Sleeve Top: INFANT 5.03 4.53 4.12 3.77 #CH247 PULL-ON #CH270 CAP BAMBOO LAP Hat: #CH270 BAMBOO LAP SHOULDERED SHORT 1-11 12+ 36+ 60+ SHOULDERED SLEEVE ONE PIECE 3.09 2.89 2.57 2.28 LONG SLEEVE ROMPER ONE PIECE SOFT! ROMPER 70% Bamboo 30% Cotton #CH251 NEW! #CH235 Infant sizes: Infant sizes: NB, 6m, 12m, 18m NB, 6m, 12m, 18m 1-11 12+ 36+ 60+ 1-11 12+ 36+ 60+ 5.71 5.14 4.67 4.28 #CH235 5.80 5.22 4.75 4.35 #CH251 More information about the new DTC Bamboo Baby layette on our website, 120+ pricing available 67 the DHARMA LAYETTE / 3 months & up DHARMA’S BASIC BIBS DHARMA’S SHORT SLEEVED DHARMA’S ONEPIECE LONG SLEEVE ONEPIECE SMOOTH COTTON INTERLOCK! BABY Rib #CH029 Knit BABY #CH030 Rib Knit We are having these made in 100% super soft baby rib knit cotton, We’re having our two most popular Now made in 100% softer cotton bibs made in soft smooth interlock sewn with cotton thread, 3 snaps baby rib knit with fine stitching at a on the crotch, and lap shoulders. now. Great printing surface! Double low price and big size range! Sewn stitched binding and sewn with cotton Binding around the neck and crotch with cotton thread. Crotch snaps, for comfort and strength. Serged thread for perfect dyeing. Both come lap shoulder neck opening for easy in packs of 3. sleeve cuffs. A must for any winter dressing. Rib knit binding at neck, wardrobe and the price is right! Discount prices are for each pack. arm and leg holes for a finished look. Order 12 packs to reach the 12+ level. Sizes: Sizes: Prices per packs of 3: 1-11packs 12+ 36+ 60+ 3m, 6m, 12m, 18m, 24m 3m, 6m, 12m, 18m, 24m 8.82 7.94 7.22 6.62 #CH029 1-11 12+ 36+ 60+ 1-11 12+ 36+ 60+ 8.29 7.59 6.81 5.99 #CH030 3.69 3.40 3.10 2.89 #CH035 4.07 3.73 3.45 3.20 #CH051 SLIP-ON BOOTIES 100% cotton jersey and sewn with cotton thread. Cut to fit Our after shrinkage. Rib-knit cuff. clothing is NOT treated for fire retardation. Sizes: Infant Small & Large NOT recommended for #SOBOO sleepwear. New, 1-11 12+ 36+ 60+ improved, better tasting! 3.55 3.29 2.95 2.65 DHARMA’S LAP SHOULDER DHARMA’S LAP SHOULDER BABY BABY TEE LONG SLEEVED TEE SHORT SLEEVED A Baby Basic! 100% soft cotton baby rib knit Infant Lap Shoulder Tee. Pair it with the diaper covers below for total baby chicness in tie dye or custom dyeing. Applied taped BABY neckline and sleeves. Turned and Rib double stitched bottom hem instead of Knit serging. Simple basic baby survival wear. Sewn with Cotton thread. Nicer finish than most. Infant Sizes: 3m, 6m, 12m, 18m, 24m 1-11 12+ 36+ 60+ 3.35 2.99 2.80 2.63 #CH047 100% super soft combed ringspun Baby Rib knit BABY DHARMA’S DIAPER COVER cotton sewn with cotton Rib Knit A Baby Basic! 100% soft cotton baby thread for perfect dyeing. rib knit Infant Diaper Cover or pantie. Flat lock seams, double We need more babies with tie dye on needle ribbed binding, their bottoms! Paired with a top or double needle hemmed worn under a dress or tunic. Simple sleeves and bottom (instead basic baby survival wear. Cotton of serging!) Nicer finish thread for our garment dyers! than most! BABY Infant Sizes: 3m, 6m, 12m, 18m, 24m Rib Infant Sizes: 3m, 6m, 12m, 18m, 24m Knit 1-11 12+ 36+ 60+ 1-11 12+ 36+ 60+ 2.99 2.65 2.42 2.07 #CH005 3.51 3.22 2.97 2.76 #CH052 68 sized Newborn & up / NEWBORN & INFANTS 100% COTTON FLEECE BUNTING FLANNEL Adorable hooded bunting with drawstring BABY bottom and a snap at the neck. Soft, cozy BLANKET medium-weight fleece. Right up there with Soft 100% Cotton the “cutest thing you’ve ever seen”. One size, flannel blanket. 29” x after washing fits an average 20 month baby 41”. Flat serged edges. and younger. Take out the bottom drawstring For burping, swaddling, and toddlers can use them as a burnoose or & comfort. Cotton will hooded coverup. 24” from breathe - the polar fleece neck to hem synthetic blankets out before washing. there don’t! Shrinks about 2”. 1-11 12+ 36+ 60+ 5.89 5.35 4.87 4.22 #CH026 1-11 12+ 36+ 60+ 8.79 7.94 7.11 6.27 #CH027 BABY WRAP LAP SHOULDER BABY RIB Made of very soft 100% BUNTING Combed Cotton Interlock 100% super soft baby (like a premium jersey...very rib knit cotton. Sewn with nice)! Sewn with cotton cotton thread for perfect thread. Cozy & useful dyeing. Easy on/off with after a bath. One corner the lap shoulders, cuffs is double fabric which for style, slightly covered creates a hood for baby’s elasticized bottom. Cuffs head. Match with a can be folded over to cover Onesie & a baby cap baby’s hands to prevent for the perfect layette scratching. One size fits set. #CH025 average sized babies up to about 20 months. About 20” long 1-1 1 12+ 36+ 60+ before shrinkage. 6.70 5.96 5.36 4.64 1-11 12+ 36+ 60+ 7.26 6.65 5.94 5.25 #CH028 EMPIRE WAIST BUBBLE ROMPER INFANTS INFANT GENIE SUIT UNION SUIT 100% Combed Cotton Interlock. Like a super premium heavier Jersey. NICE! Sewn with cotton thread. Cut oversized to A classic baby girl basic and allow for cute as can be! Now made in shrinkage. 100% softer Ringspun Cotton First class Jersey & sewn with cotton detailing. thread and now at a better price. A Dharma Ready to dye or paint. Plenty of best seller. Heavier cotton jersey perfect for room for diapers. A best seller! Fabulous tie cooler weather! Sewn with cotton dyed! Pefect thread. Cut oversized to allow for Infant Sizes: as a base for shrinkage. Snap crotch. Very well 3m, 6m, 12m, 18m, 24m baby’s first made in the USA. 3 buttons in #CH036 Halloween back from neck to waist for easy costume over the head dressing of baby. 1-11 12+ 36+ 60+ - pumpkin, dragon, 8.49 7.79 6.98 6.15 bee, butterfly....? Infant Sizes: NB, 3m, 6m, 12m, 18m, 24m Our Toddler sizes: 4T Infant Sizes: clothing is NOT treated 3m, 6m, 12m, 18m, 24m for fire retardation. 1-11 12+ 36+ 60+ NOT recommended for NB-6m 10.84 10.10 8.99 8.05 #US3 sleepwear. 1-11 12+ 36+ 60+ 12m-24m10.93 10.19 9.11 8.12 #US12 16.44 15.32 13.70 12.22 #IGS 4T 11.78 10.98 9.82 8.76 #US4 More photos and sizing info on www.dharmatrading.com 69 INFANTS / Newborn & up ORGANIC! ORGANIC LAP SHOULDER ORGANIC LAP SHOULDER PULL ON CAP INFANT T-SHIRT ORGANIC INFANT Super CREEPER Soft! BABY Rib Certified ORGANIC! Knit Here is a new 100% soft ORGANIC combed One ringspun cotton 1x1 baby rib Size: knit cap to match the items Infant to the right and to complete the outfit! Also bleached with Peroxide. Due Sept. 2008! 1-11 12+ 36+ 60+ 3.05 2.85 2.55 2.29 #OPOC Certified ORGANIC! We are very excited to have found Certified ORGANIC! some affordable 100% ORGANIC ORGANIC You asked - here they are! 100% soft baby items! Super soft combed COLLECTION ORGANIC combed ringspun cotton ringspun cotton 1x1 baby rib knit. FROM 1x1 baby rib knit. Ribbed tape binding Ribbed tape binding at neckline, arms, RABBIT SKINS on neck and shoulders. Raw serged and leg openings. 3 snap crotch. Sewn hem sleeves and bottom. Sewn with with cotton thread. These are white, cotton thread. Whitened for dyeing. not cream color, so great tie-dyed! Infant Sizes: NB, 3m, 6m, 12m, 18m Infant Sizes: NB, 3m, 6m, 12m, 18m 1-11 12+ 36+ 60+ 1-11 12+ 36+ 60+ 4.60 4.29 3.85 3.42 #LSOIT 5.85 5.46 4.88 4.35 #LSOIC ORGANIC COTTON Super INFANT INTERLOCK SHORT-ALL BABY RIB BIB Soft! CARDIGAN Summer romper & INFANT made just for INTERLOCK dyeing baby’s PANTS favorite color! 100% jersey, made in the USA, cotton thread, shrink to fit, snap crotch, everything but the baby. NEW! From Rabbit Skins, this bib is quality construction with quality materials. Sizes: Made with 2 layers of bunny 3m rabbit soft 100% Certified Organic Cardigan 6m cotton baby rib knit, with two snap in 100% soft 12m locations, & taped edges.
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