The Mini Rodini Body Map Onesie is a cute one-piece number for toddlers who have an interest in learning about the world -- even if they don't know it yet. Parents who want to instill the traveling bug into their youngster right out of the gate will be donning them in these long-sleeved, long-legged numbers.
Designed for teeny one to two month-old tots right up to two to three year-olds, these atlas-inspired baby suits are made from 100 percent organic cotton that is safe for sensitive skin.
Parents may want to ensure however, that their child compares the countries on their clothing to where they really are on an atlas. Though the placement is fairly accurate, the way that the map wraps around the legs, arms and torso of the garment may make for a less-than-perfect geography teaching tool.
What's Driving This Trend
- Travel-themed Children's Apparel
- Opportunity to create and market more clothing items with geography and travel-inspired designs for children.
- Eco-friendly Toddler Apparel
- Opportunity to design and produce more organic and sustainable clothing options for young children.
- Atlas-inspired Clothing for Infants
- Opportunity to create more clothing items, such as onesies and sleepwear, featuring maps and geographical elements for infants.
Who This Affects Most
- Children's Apparel Industry
- Opportunity for businesses in this industry to expand their offerings to include more travel and geography-themed clothing for kids.
- Organic Cotton Clothing Industry
- Opportunity for businesses in this industry to create more sustainable clothing options for young children.
- Kids' Educational Toy Industry
- Opportunity for businesses in this industry to create educational toys that incorporate geography and travel themes to complement the apparel offerings.
