This week my youngest son Noah learned all about dressing to impress when a package arrived from Heather Flottmann, the designer for Liliputians-NYC, enclosed was the most gorgeous Mod Zoo Animal set for my little man. But I didn’t trust my own rush of excitement, instead I had to hit the target zone for adorable clothing – Nana’s house.

When his Nana saw Noah in the beautiful boutique set with so much flair and funk she was smitten. The quality long sleeved brown tee with stitched appliques was the perfect accent to his curly brown hair and big brown eyes. The pants are a treasure with a palette of blue, brown and olive and are made from the 2-D zoo print with a contrasting striped band at the bottom hem. Decorative top stitching accents the seam of the two fabrics. Oh and did I mention that they were lined in flannel to keep him toasty throughout the winter months?

Heather’s clothing line Liliputians is a line rich in color and fabrics that will delight your child and those who love them. Details and care are a huge part of what makes this custom boutique clothing so durable and desirable. I was highly impressed with Heather’s obvious attention to detail, the outfit she sent was made with love, but also imagination and whimsy. Liliputians clothing line is available for boys and girls in size 6 month up to size 6 (with larger or smaller sizes available upon request). But if you are looking for the perfect Mommy & Me set you’ll want to check out the section made just for you! That’s right, Liliputians offers several styles for Mommys as well.

What I found when dressing Noah in his Liliputians set was superior stitching, straight well made seams, vibrant high quality fabrics and fun details. I can recommend them without hesitation as a wonderful source, for precious clothing that will stand up to a childs romp-around days and still look great. – Daria

** Special Deal for Boutique Cafe readers – Liliputians-NYC offer enter “BOUTIQUECAFE” when checking out for a 15% discount.

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