Junior crotch-less pants

Posted on May 22, 2009 by

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I WANT: BabyLegs

How freaking cute are these? I’ve been seeing them everywhere lately.
They’re itty-bitty legwarmers that you put on babies to … well, keep their legs warm. They look cute with onesies, and you can still get at that disgusto diaper whenever trouble strikes.
They’re really more like pants, actually, because they cover their whole leg … but I guess “crotchless pants” wouldn’t really sell well on the baby-clothing market.
COST: $12
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