Review on 👶 Sunfeid Baby Boys' Summer Clothing - Boys' Apparel for Optimal SEO by James Lesley

There are a few things I like about this kit. First, the fabric is soft and thick, but with the stretch you'd expect from a durable knit. After several washes, it retained both elasticity and color with no pilling. The only thing I noticed is the black border around the front loader. The blue is a vinyl transfer which is still going strong but the black color is already printed. Not critical and not super noticeable. Again, I've already washed it several times, so I expect it to fade at some point anyway. It didn't shed at all in the first couple of washes, but I wash almost everything in warm water and put it in the dryer. So if you wash it in cold water, the result may be better. make little crap itch. They're also fairly easy to remove, unlike garments with multiple large tags that cannot be surgically removed without damaging the fabric. The tags only indicate the size, in my case 120. Care instructions are on the tag or on the bag which I read and threw away. unisex style The neckline is more of a jewel neckline than the crew cut that's more commonly used on boys' shirts. It's not a fully jeweled neckline, but it looks different from the team. It's more of a nod to the gender neutral style I'm actually a fan of, as it allows children's clothes to be used and shared more often. The dimensions are finally correct. I ordered 5T for Little Mister which falls within the weight range shown in the size chart on the photos on the product page. The 5T suits him perfectly and leaves room for growth. He is in the 40+ lb range and is almost 4 years old. All in all a great set and perfect for gifting.