Editorial Review:Product Description:These best-selling pants are the ultra luxury for your growing baby. The legs are constructed with a straight cut and give him or her the freedom to move. Great pants for lounging or going out.
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Good as basic clothing
The karate pants are good all-purpose pants that your child will get a lot of wear out of. The only drawback is the sizing -- the pants run small and short. They are perfect pants to buy and do fun sewing additions too - ribbon and other fabrics at the bottom of the cuff. I haven't had a lot of problems with the fabric pilling, but if so, a hot iron will take care of that...
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Excellent pants
* Looking for stylin' pants that don't interfere with our toddler's movement. These are great. We love them. Plus, they're made in the U.S. and NOT in a sweatshop. Good all around! ...
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Adorable pants, but they shrink so much!!
Great pants. I love the look, but I followed the washing and drying directions and they still shrunk over an inch!
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LOVE these pants!
* I absolutely love these pants and bought 5 pairs in different colors for my son. They are so soft and comfortable and are such a wonderful alternative to jeans and other stiff pants for babies. They are perfect for him right now as he's crawling and learning to walk because they are so lightweight and easy to move in. They are also so easy to pull off and on for diaper changes.
These pants hold up very well to all the wear my son is giving them. Even after dozens of washings, they still look brand new.
Not only are they one of the most practical articles of clothing in my son's wardrobe, they are also super cute and go so well with many of his tops. These are the perfect pants to wear for everyday play as well as nice outings. ...
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Modern and comfy!
These are great day to day lounge wear for babies. Love the wider leg, so hard to find and so cute. The black are my personal favorite; bought them in several sizes.
