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Michigan Children's Apparel Deerfield Children’s Apparel February, 18-20 *New Hours: Saturday 9-6, Sunday 9-6, Monday 9-5 Michigan Children’s Apparel March, 4-6 *New Hours: Saturday 9-6, Sunday 9-6, Monday 9-5 Indiana Children’s Apparel March, 8-9 One -of -a-kind print designs exclusively from Wee Ones! See our entire collection today! Embassy Suites Embassy Suites Embassy Suites Deerfield Livonia Indianapolis Suite 311 Suite 335 Suite 719 2/18 - 2/20 3/4 - 3/6 3/8 - 3/9 Susan Barton 314-400-6721 office • 636-795-0382 mobile • [email protected] weeones.com MCAG Show Guide February & March 2017 ********** February, 18-20 Deerfield Children’s Apparel Embassy Suites, Deerfield, IL March, 4-6 Michigan Children’s Apparel Embassy Suites, Livonia, MI March, 8-9 Indiana Children’s Apparel Embassy Suites North, Indianapolis, IN Please Visit: www.mcag Deerfield Children’s Apparel Embassy Suites 1445 Lake Cook Road, Deerfield IL 60015 847-945-4500 ************* SHOW HOURS ***** February, 18- 9:00 pm to 6:00 pm February, 19 - 9:00 am to 6:00 pm February, 20 - 9:00 am to 5:00 pm * Please Note New show hours Saturday, Sunday and Monday Lunch will be served On Saturday, Sunday and Monday 12:30 T0 1:30 Suite-309 For buyers hotel rate please call Mary At: 847- 945-8673 (Cutoff date 10 days before show) Michigan Children’s Apparel Embassy Suites 19525 Victor Parkway, Livonia, MI 48152 734-462-6000 3rd Floor and Ballroom ********** Show Hours March, 4 - 9:00 am to 6:00 pm March, 5 - 9:00 am to 6:00 pm March, 6 - 9:00 am to 5:00 pm *please note new show hours, Saturday, Sunday and Monday Lunch 12:30 to 2:00 Hospitality Suite #355 Coffee and bottled water all day Hospitality Suite **** ALL BUYERS PLEASE REGISTER 3rd FLOOR Please wear your badge all times, for security reason ! Indiana Children’s Apparel Embassy Suites 3912 Vincennes Rd, Indianapolis, IN 317-715-4905 ***** Show Hours March, 8 - 9:00 am to 6:00 pm March, 9 - 9:00 am to 12:00 pm ===== Please register 7th floor desk ------------------------------------------ 2017 Show Dates Deerfield, February, 18-20 Livonia, March, 4-6 Indy, March, 8&9 Deerfield, March, 25-27 Deerfield, August, 5-7 Livonia, September, 16-18 Indy, September, 14&15 Deerfield, October, 14-16 Adam Bruno 3828 Charles Drive Northbrook, IL 60062 312-222-0174 fax 847-509-3415 [email protected] __________________________________________________ Deerfield Suite–310 Livonia Suite-350 Indy-715 Le-Top Florence Eiseman Wes and Willy Beanstalx Jack Thomas Carraige Boutique Christina Brands: Up Baby Frenchie Quimby, Bee Loop, Gloss New ICM Barton Susan/Wee Ones 13601 Lakefront Drive Earth City, MO 63045 314-400-6721 fax-314-400-6701 [email protected] __________________________________________________ Deerfield Suite-311 Livonia Suite-335 Indy- Suite-719 __________________________________________________ Wee Ones Apres Les Petites Deidra & Keiki Sublime Designs Larry Haughey, The Mountain Group 3316 Whitburn Ct. SE, Ada, MI. 49301, 616-299-9646 [email protected] Bieber Sandra 106-1B Pheasant Run Drive Lansing, MI 48917 205-937-4403 Fax 866-220-0955 [email protected] Livonia Suite-342 Penguin Group Barron’s Educational Services Eat Your Peas Independent Publisher’s Group Brynildssen, Lara Joy LJBryn&Co Midwest Sales 612 North Deer Run Drive Palatine, IL 60067 847-736-2711 fax 847-202-9439 [email protected] __________________________________________________ Deerfield Suite-306 Livonia Suite-343 Indy Suite-720 Angel Dear Lifefactory Little Giraffe Cheengoo EZPZ Constructive Eating Blade & Rose Feather Baby Sticky Bellies Trumpette Piggy Paint Centen Robert & Associates 1862 East Belvidere Road Grayslake, IL 60030 312-464-0999 Fax 312-464-0990 heidicenten@sbcglobalnet Deerfield- Suite-330-331 Livonia – Suite-331-332 Indy-Suite-703-704 Baby Essentials Kanz Baby Face Mayoral Newborn EMC Play Up Chicago Gallery Christy Drew 1229 N. North Branch #306 Chicago, IL 606402 312-751-6800 fax 312-751-6801 Deerfield Suite-329 Livonia Suite-340-341 Appaman JoJo Maman Bebe Bit’z Kid’s Kissy Kissy Deux par Deux OB Designs Fore Axel + Hudson Urban Sunday Joah Love Zutano Detty, Bob 10212 Eastwind Court Indianapolis, IN 46256 317-626-7563 Fax 317- 842-0774 [email protected] __________________________________________________ Deerfield Suite-312-313 Livonia Suite -333-334 __________________________________________________ Peaches N Cream Mallory + May Molly & Millie Petit Lem Serendipity M L Kidswear ZaZa Couture Mimi & Maggie See Kai Run Haven Girl Little Mass, Tru Luv, Le Pink Young & Free Flit & Flitter Happy Calegi Downey Associates 1139 Ostrander La Grange Park, IL 60526 708-977-4229 Fax-708-469-7246 [email protected] __________________________________________________ Deerfield Suite-302 Livonia Suite-352 Indy Suite-712 Bebe Gabrielle Chewbeads Copper Pearl Halo Innovations I Play Lelli Kelly Kidswear Lilly + Sid Maci’s Designs Turtledove London V & Crew Elite Kids Inc. Martha Swibes 1210 Park Drive Munster, IN 46321 800-613-0399 fax 312- 397-9932 [email protected] Deerfield Suite-332 Livonia Suite-327-328 *Apparel Collection 3 Pommes Biscotti & Kate Mack Books to Bed * New Doodle Pants Giggle Moon Joan Calabrase Kids Art Kitty Girls Designs* New Nina Belli Nohi Kids/Little Bird *Accessories Collection Ashley Ann Great Pretender Peppercorn Kids Fedoryshyn, Kathy 4455 Shagbark Lane Brookfield, WI 53005 262-781-8685 fax 262-781-7165 [email protected] __________________________________________________ Deerfield Suite-304 Livonia Suite-348 Indy Suite-710 __________________________________________________ Isobella & Chloe Limeapple Lipstix Elisa B Pink Rock Noruk *New Three Friends * New Area Code 407 Kushies Candy Pink Mabel & Honey * New Grimaldi, Tony 36643 Almond Circle Farmington Hills, MI 48335 248-478-173- fax 248-478-6172 [email protected] __________________________________________________ Deerfield Suite-301 Livonia Suite- 354 Indy Suite- 714 Sarah Louise Dani Noel Bryan boys Renzo Petit Ami Zu Zubels Designs by Pierson Lauren Marie -Communion Dresses and Veils Haughey Larryn The Mountain Group 3316 Whitburn Ct. SE Ada, MI 49301 616-299-9646 [email protected] Deerfrield Suite-337 Livonia Suite-349 Hatley’s Little Blue House The Mountain: Adults and Kids Shirts EMI-Custom Name Drop Apparel Cozy Plush Warmies- Warm Up Plush Stony Armory-Michigan Bracelets Michigan Smiley Face Shirt Kieffers, The P.O. Box 390330 Edina, MN 55439 952-920-8288 fax 612-677-3797 [email protected] __________________________________________________ Deerfield Suite—303 Livonia Suite- 353 Indy Suite - 713 __________________________________________________ Under Armour Kids Under Armour Collegiate Baby Armour Under Armour Swim Under Armour Outdoor Under Armour Underwear KIT Showroom Krista Hylbak 1229 N North Branch St. Ste 311 Chicago, IL 60642 312-664-3911 [email protected] Deerfield Suite- 319 Livonia Suite- 330 Hatley Art & Eden Andy + Evan Nano Ooh LaLa Couture Bebe Monde Chaser Sapling Huggalugs La Lexa’s One Kid Coats Joy Folie U Go Girl Knox & Associates Dave Knox 1243 N. 33rd Street Galesburg, MI 49053 630-631-7096 Fax 269-620-5944 [email protected] Deerfield Suite-314 Livonia Suite-339 Baby Paper “Wow” Cup Apple Park Lemon Vines Lillebaby Carriers Baby K’Tan Calison/Sophie Ju Ju- Be Diaper Bags Itzy Ritzy Earth Mama Angel Baby Jack&Jill My Pello Oxo Tot Baby Frida/Nose Frida Kids Me Pal Socks Austin Tie-Dye Leckie, Vicki & Tom (Victoria’s Keepsakes) P.O. Box 401545 Redforf, MI 48240 313-399-3611 [email protected] __________________________________________________ Deerfield Suite-338 Livonia Suite-351 Indy Suite-711 __________________________________________________ Adora Baby Cach Cach Doll Baby Five Loaves Two Fish Frilly Frocks Haute Lemon Loves Lime Lito Reflections Sweet Bamboo Silver Jeans New Age Baby Theresa Intravartolo 400 Kent Road Riverside IL 60546 708-447-4033 fax 312-649-6504 Deerfield Suite-305 Livonia Booth Kickee Pants Magnificent Baby Robeez Shoes Robeez Socks Robeez Apparel Stride Rite Socks Stride Rite Apparel Rosenberg, Ken 322 Ronnie Drive Buffalo Groves, Il 60089 800-223-3377 / Fax 847-821-8361 [email protected] Deerfield Suite-307 Livonia Suite-347 Indy Suite-706 Vitamins Kids Vitamins Baby Minga Fair Trade Quiltex FishFeathers EMOJI Sleepwear Globaltex CR Sports CR Kids Minibamba Tangerine Sky Freestyle Tree-House of Fashion Lisa Tompkins www.treehouseofffashion.com 614-370-Lisa(5472) Fax 888-703-4151 [email protected] Deerfield Suite-318 Livonia Suite-329 Persnickety Mae Li Rose Mini Melissa Shoes RuffleButts/ RuggedButts Haute Hits RenKitten Pixie Girl Miss Rose Sister Violet Whitney Douglas Showroom 222 W. Merchandise Mart 9-114 Chicago, IL 60654 312-644-2040 Fax312-644-0314 [email protected] Deerfield Suites-320-321-322 Livonia Ballroom Indy-716 *Apparel Mayoral Little Joules Kapital K Mustard Pie + Jaki Pepper Mini Molly PPLA. Girls Go Gently/ Baby Nation Penny Candy Egg Baby Ragdoll + Rockets Huxbaby, Widgeon/Sara Prints *Shoes Livie + Luca *Accessories Jacarti Babiators Maniere Zaiff Al – Premier Apparel Ltd. 43 Lincolnshire Drive Lincolnshire , IL 60069 847-607-8543-fax 847-607-8278 [email protected] __________________________________________________ Deerfield Suite – 333 Livonia Ballroom Indy Suite-705 __________________________________________________ Little Me Offspring Bebe Flapdoodles Mack + Co Under The Nile Nanette Lapore Tony Grimaldi Deerfield Suite – 301 Livonia Suite – 354 Indy Suite – 714 .
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