Little Poco
Say hola to Little Poco! Everything you need to add a little Latin flavor to your child's lifestyle. I'm particularly taken with the guayaberas (pronounced at my house as why-a-ver-us) for the papitos and the hand-embroidered poblano dress for the mamacitas. I am fully coveting both.
From the website: "Maybe it's because he looks like a mini-man, or that he stands out at the playground. Nothing makes Abuela smile more than seeing her little boy in a guayabera." I feel the very same way.
Oh. And don't miss the piñata and futbolistas onesies with a vintage illustrations. Fantastic.
posted by Gabrielle of Design Mom at Wednesday, March 26, 2008
8 Comments:
Gabby! I've been looking everywhere for a cute guyabera for my little guy. Thanks for posting this!
We are HUGE fans of those shirts in our family.
I love that stuff!
my hubbie used to collect vintage guyaberas. still has them, and now my boys will match! got one for each of my little dudes. can't wait to see them!!
There is nothing like those embroidered dresses for little girls. I live in South Texas and loved it when Mom would take me downtown to the "mercado" to get a spring dress.
Little Poco is the best thing since sliced pan! I've been searching all over the net for such Latino gems. I love the onesies and the embroidered dress. I'm overly pleased with the timely shipping. Great doing business with you, Gracias Little Poco, Con Amor!!
That little girls shirt is so adorable!
awe. fridita kahlo.
As a Latin American, mother I am blown away by the quality and choices of clothes I have found on the "Little Poco" web page...I purchased several of the items as gifts for my massage therapist collegues. I was impressed by the artistic layout of the webpage and those precious little crochet booties...the ordering, paypal and delivery was easy and timely...ovations to such an innovated mamacita for her creative choices in merchadise and for her honesty in selecting those vintage photos. Please continue to provide us with such wonderful heart filled choices that connect us to our Latin herritage. Blessings, Victoria N.Sileo
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