Luvable Friends infant clothes are an attractive and stylish way to dress your precious little one. Made of the highest quality 100 percent cotton, these garments are soft to the touch on your baby’s skin. These pants have elastic waists for easy dressing and comfort. Product Features 4 baby pants Super soft 100 percent cotton
Categories: Baby Boys Clothing
Added on: July 22, 2018 - More: Comments & Reviews
Luvable Friends infant clothes are an attractive and stylish way to dress your precious little one. Made of the highest quality 100 percent cotton, these garments are soft to the touch on your baby’s skin. These pants have elastic waists for easy dressing and comfort.
Soft and Perfect I absolutely LOVE these pants. I read reviews where buyers said these had become their “go-to baby pants” and I hoped for similar luck. I was not at all disappointed!They are soft and well-sewn. I washed and dried in my machines without any loss of color or deterioration in the sewing. I like that the fabric is a slightly heavier cotton than many baby pants I have bought, because these last longer for a crawling baby.The fit: I bought size 9-12month for the 8 month old…
Excellent pants with thin well fitting waistband and stay put tighter ankle portion. Love! I looooove these pants for my nearly 10 mo th old (50%for height and weight) son this is the 12-18 month pack of three so I wrote they run small. They fit him well but definitely room to grow. I love these because the waste band is not thick at all a nd not overly tight and also that the ankles of these pants are a little tighter so even if you size up they stay put. Much better for crawlers too because the pants don’t start faking off. They are super soft and well made. Plenty of room in the…
Cute, stretchy, functional These pants are cute and functional. Some sizing tips – My toddler is 18m old and pretty much right in the 50th percentile when it comes to size, but I ordered 12-18m and they fit PERFECTLY. Roomy enough for a diaper without sagging. She’s about 23lbs. Hopefully these will last at least until winter, but maybe by springtime we will just call them “capris” 😉