Restocking the kids' t-shirt drawer at Red Poppy

Not exactly sure how it's happening exactly, but my children are apparently growing. No, really. One minute they've got a stocked closet of clothes, and the next, I'm like shoot...how come all the t-shirts are coming to their elbows? I t…

Restocking the kids' t-shirt drawer at Red Poppy
Not exactly sure how it's happening exactly, but my children are apparently growing. No, really. One minute they've got a stocked closet of clothes, and the next, I'm like shoot...how come all the t-shirts are coming to their elbows? I think I need to bookmark Red Poppy, an online Canadian shop that specializes in small-production t-shirts for kids. You know, like the ones we feature here.

Right now they've got a nice little selection from hip kids' clothing brands we already love like Lucky Fish (shown) Eight3One, and Class, which makes the chalkboard tees recently featured here. Take advantage of the Canadian dollar right now and stock up. One size up, if you're smart. -Liz

Update 2/12: The Mi Amor shirt shown can now be found direct through Lucky Fish

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