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SohoKind Facebook Page

Tuesday, November 11th, 2008

I recently launched our page on Facebook.

SohoKind on Facebook

You can find us with the name ‘Soho Kind’. You’ll see the logo.

While I plan for the website and blog to remain the main communication vehicle for SohoKind, I wanted to experiment with Facebook.

We’ll see how it goes.

Find us, add us as a Friend. Thank you!

Holiday Sale

Sunday, November 9th, 2008

I am pleased to announce that we are putting all of our baby Ts on sale for the holidays.

Starting now!

$25!

Free Worldwide Shipping!

5% of Sales to Social Investment!

Designers from across the globe.

A wonderfully unique gift for the baby in your life.

Forgot to get your friends a gift for their newborn? Here’s your chance.

A little guy in the family? Why not a SohoKind T for them for the holidays!

SoHo to Update Front Page

Tuesday, November 4th, 2008

We were down in SoHo to take some photos for an updated homepage.

More details on the updated homepage will be coming shortly.

But here are some other photos from the afternoon.

The corner of Lafayette and Kenmare.

An art exhibit with the storefront converted as well.

This Week at Bubble New York

Thursday, March 13th, 2008

We spent a couple of days at the Bubble New York trade show in Chelsea this week where some of the coolest and most creative in children’s clothing, toys and accessories from around the globe were on exhibit.

Lots of beautiful stuff. Our children will have some great fashion options in stores in the coming months. The challenging part for parents and gift-buyers will be deciding.

Many designers offered organic and/or sustainability angles to their lines.

Here are a couple of highlights from the show from T design and accessories.

Lea’s Alphabet

Visually rich, Grégoire Ganter’s alphabet portraits match fun and learning in Lea’s Alphabet. He uses photos from his travels to then teach/express the alphabet in a colorful and intriguing set of portraits and collages.

Lea Alphabet
Pooki & Co

These characters, created in France, are a lot of fun. Each stuffed character has its own story and background.

 Pooki & Co - Pablo
Pooki & Co - Kiko
Poloppo

Cool looking Ts. With sustainability, organic design and some web 2.0 as well. Quite a dynamic concept.

The Ts are designed by children from around the world who submit their work online. Part of the line has already gone organic. And the children receive a portion of the sales.

Poloppo
Poloppo

Bunny & Bee

Both the Bunny & Bee collection for girls and Little Thieves collection for boys have fun and bright designs for our kids. Created by a San Francisco parent team focusing on creating fun & cool graphic designs for kids.

Bunny & Bee - Flora

Little Thieves - Express

UrbanBaby Highlights SohoKind

Monday, March 10th, 2008

Today’s UrbanBaby Daily spotlights SohoKind and our boutique.

UrbanBaby Daily & SohoKind

Awesome!

Thanks UrbanBaby!

‘Stand Out’ in More Colors!

Sunday, February 17th, 2008

We love the Stand Out design by Carolina Rocco from Buenos Aires.

Now it is available in our Boutique in both White and Lavender.

Enjoy!

Stand Out - White

Stand Out - Lavender

About the Artist

Carolina is a graphic artist in Buenos Aires; she’s part of a team called 8ojos. This freelance design team works in corporate identity, illustrations, web design and programming for clients across the world. For a deeper look into their work, please check out their website at www.8ojos.com.

‘Strange & Curious Love’ More Colors!

Sunday, February 10th, 2008

We are pleased to announce the release of additional colors for our two baby onesie designs by Bella here in New York.

Strange Love is now available in our Boutique as a baby onesie in Pink and in Black.

Strange Love - Pink

Bella’s other playful design on love, Curious Love, is also now available in Black and Pink in our Boutique.

Curious Love - Black

About the Artist

Bella is a caricaturist, painter, clothes designer and fictional-non-fiction writer in New York. She has a ton of ideas for projects. To explore more of them please email her at bella@sohokind.com.

Sweet & Savory! Our 10th T Design!

Sunday, February 3rd, 2008

We are proud to release our tenth children’s T design, Sweet & Savory, designed by Dan Sherman, here in New York.

Now available in our boutique.

Sweet & Savory

Here’s another artistic look at the fun we can have with veggies. But here in this view, we have some direct competition : Chocolate!

Acting as a companion to Nos amis, les légumes.

Different artists. Different styles.

One artist from Buenos Aires, the other from New York.

Still SohoKind style.

About the Artist

Dan is a freelance Illustrator based in New York City (although he originally hails from outside Boston, MA). Dan loves to talk baseball and eat chocolate chip cookies. Dan likes to draw and paint things that make him laugh.

If you’re interested in what Dan has to offer, you can check out his website here:

www.dan-sherman.com

Dan promises not to talk in the third person if you do contact him. Unless of course you like that sort of thing.

Curious Love! Our Ninth T Design!

Sunday, January 20th, 2008

We are pleased to announce the release of our ninth children’s T design, Curious Love, a companion design by Bella in New York to Strange Love.

Now available in our boutique!

Curious Love - Pink

Sometimes the most opposing entities can become pals.

Sometimes it’s with the heart, sometimes with the mind.

Curious Love.

About the Artist

Bella is a caricaturist, painter, clothes designer and fictional-non-fiction writer in New York. She has a ton of ideas for projects. To explore more of them please email her at bella@sohokind.com.

Spreading the Word - Evolution of Dad

Tuesday, January 8th, 2008

So, I/we/SohoKind, in our young existence, almost made it into our first film .

Filmmaker Dana Glazer is creating a documentary called Evolution of Dad, discussing the evolving American father. Dana himself is a work-at-home-dad and his project was recently featured in Time magazine : The Evolution of Dad - He’s No Mr. Mom.

Evolution of Dad has an open call to fathers with a story. I submitted my story in video form, which is also the story that led to and is now centered around SohoKind.

To see the video check out Opening up the Daddy Dam.