"Thanks!" to Marietta & HeidiG who shared the following email with us.The email features Knits & Tees (described as "soft and sweet with decadent details") from the Girl's line in Crewcuts (click here to shop online). The outfits on the two {adorable} girls are absolutely fantastic! I l-o-v-e the styling- from the pink knee high tights with mary jane ballet shoes to the wrap around the waist top with tights and ballet flats!
They are also reminding us about free shipping on all Crewcuts orders (with no minimum).
Have you checked out the new knits & tees for Crewcuts? Are there any items that you are liking? Have you been taking advantage of the free shipping promotion? :)
My niece loves their knits! I did buy the hat and matching scarf today. They're so pretty with all those bows! :)
ReplyDeleteWhoever styles crewcuts, bravo! The stuff looks great. Whoever styled the October catalog... just yikes. WTheck even little kids know how to button their clothes correctly! That is something we've all done by ACCIDENT, giggle at ourselves since we've looked silly for a few minutes or hours, and then FIX. This is not an element that I'll be using to create my "own masterpiece." And really? Boxers peeking out to say hi? Will November have a '93 TLC redux with models donning Selima glasses with a condom over the left eye?
ReplyDeleteI do, however, adore "the drama unfolds" on page 46. I think the total look is great and wonderfully accessorized. This is my favorite model for JC without a doubt! I think she laid out ground rules, like she doesn't have to wear more than two necklaces at a time, no neon socks, and no garish lipstick. She and the lovely brunette model who does alot of the swimwear pics look like they made a pact to refuse to look goofy, either with teacup or stork poses (precious cargos, page 20), or from random accessory saturation. The cannibis-eyed blonde (page 42) and the brown haired girl on the cover often tend to look like they lost bets.
I think I'm going to look at the crewcuts line for my styling tips...pink knee-highs aside, they seem much closer to my real life. :)
ReplyDeleteI bought a lot of Crewcuts stuff for my toddler this Fall.
ReplyDeleteWe have several graphic tees, the Riley jeans, navy cords, yoga pants, necklaces, bracelets... and the best thing ever the brown riding boots! SOOOO SOOOO darn cute! And great quality :)
I wish they still made baby sizes. I have a 5 month old daughter too and I wish I could dress her the same.
I love crewcuts stuff for my 7 year old daughter and now my two year old son. The clothes are so cute and the jeans are awesome! My only complaint about the styling and website...on the website, they don't show the individual clothes on models so you can't really see how they will look IRL. The clothes that they do have on the models are so heavily styled that you still can't really see them. There's no Crewcuts near us so it creates a shopping challenge....thankfully there is free shipping.
ReplyDeleteOkay, first post, and I'm loving the site (who knew there were many of us?!)! I've bought tons of crewcuts this fall (combined the Cookie mag 25% promo and free shipping) for my five-year-old boy and two-year-old girl. Soooo cute. We've tons of the slub tees and sweats for the boy and lots of cords, sweaters, and tees for my girl. Love the flower headbands as well! She was styling today in a collection tee, boyfriend jeans, and ballet flats!
ReplyDeleteWishing Crewcuts would make a size 14 and 16! It is really tough to find great clothes for the middle school set who are too old for the Kid's dept and too small for Junior sizes. My daughter loved the cupcake tee but the size 12 was a little small.
ReplyDeleteSeriously, there is an untapped market for this age group.