Lovely pleats in front make for a comfortable and classic fit. Made in Brooklyn, NY with 100% organic cotton! Product Sizing BABY Size Length Weight 3M (3-6M) 23 – 27″ 12 – 17 lbs 6M (6-12M) 27 – 29″ 17 – 22 lbs 12M (12-18M) 29 – 31″ 22 – 27 lbs 18M (18-24M) 31 – 33″ 27 – 30 lbs KIDS Size Length Weight 2T 33 – 36″ 30 – 32 lbs 3T 36 – 39″ 32 – 36 lbs 4T 39 – 42″ 36 – 41 lbs 6 42 – 46″ 41 – 48 lbs 8 46 – 52″ 48 – 64 lbs Materials Made from 100% organic cotton. Product Origin: Made in Brooklyn, USA About Winter Water Factory Winter Water Factory is a Brooklyn-based design and manufacturing company specializing in screen printed textiles and organic kids’ clothing. Fresh, bold, and beautiful textile prints are the signature of Winter Water Factory. Printed on soft organic cotton and fashioned into classic designs, our line of kids’ clothing has been a great success with retailers and consumers alike. We believe in creating high-quality products for a healthy planet. Every item is crafted from 100% organic cotton and is made in the USA—from the fabric to the final stitch. The company is the brainchild of Stefanie Lynen and Todd Warnock. Lynen, the creative force behind the company and its compelling prints and designs, is a self-taught designer who draws inspiration from a variety of sources—from children’s books to vintage wallpaper to envelope liners. She came to New York in 1999 from Germany after completing medical school. Starting out as a freelance crafter, Lynen fell in love with product design and quickly learned everything she could about it. In 2005, she rented a silk-screen studio and began exploring the possibilities of fabric design. The result has been a line of striking prints with just the right blend of bold graphics and whimsical illustrations. Todd Warnock, Lynen’s husband, administers the daily operations and is in charge of sales and marketing. He is also the company’s in-house photographer and graphic designer. Oh, and about that weird name! The original “Winterwasserfabrik” was founded in the early 1980s in Eschweiler, Germany, where Stefanie and her sister bottled melted snow and sold it to their parents as “winter water.” The tradition of creating fine products from all-natural resources continues here in Brooklyn. And who knows? We might even bottle some winter water again someday! At Winter Water Factory, we do everything we can to manufacture our items within our community, creating jobs for the people around us. We’ve consolidated all of our cut-and-sew operations to a factory a few blocks from our home in the Sunset Park neighborhood of Brooklyn, NY. Producing our products within the United States keeps jobs and craftsmanship alive and helps to enforce ethical manufacturing. United States labor laws restrict unethical ‘sweatshop’ conditions and promotes responsible business practices such as paying workers a livable wage and providing safe and fair working conditions. Reducing the ecological footprint of the entire consumer process is very important to us as well. Producing our products locally helps us reduce our shipping, packaging and waste output.
