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New babyGap 1969 denim line is all about fit & fabric

 


    Gap   introduced its newest collection of 1969 Premium Denim made especially for   babyGap. Designed with a brand new, lightweight premium denim, the collection   features Gap’s iconic pieces specifically for babies 0-24 months. Completely   re-engineered from fit and design to fabric, the new collection offers the   most comfortable, snuggly-soft denim, giving babies a fashionable edge while   offering comfort and full range of movement.
 
  Key pieces from the babyGap 1969 Premium Denim collection include a 5-pocket   jean with traditional styling for baby boy, a unisex overall and a skirtall   for baby girl. Other classic items include denim jackets for baby boy and baby   girl, and a balloon pant and romper for baby girl, and respectively. To mix   and match with the new denim, Gap is also introducing a variety of classic,   clean pieces with detailing including a white oxford bodysuit, knit pocket-t   bodysuit and chambray bodysuit.
 
  “We are extremely excited about this new 1969 Premium Denim collection for   babyGap, which merges an emotional feel with a practical touch,” said Pam   Wallack, president of babyGap, GapKids and GapMaternity. “This collection is   all about the fit and fabric. Our team spent a great deal of time to get the   pieces just right and the result is a premium denim that is so soft it doesn’t   require lining and a fit that complements all of baby’s ages and stages.”
 
  While the new collection is making its debut in stores nationwide and at   gap.com, babyGap will continue to introduce a mix of core and fashion pieces   each season. By fall, the complete babyGap 1969 Premium Denim Collection will   be available. Additionally, a collection of 1969 Premium Denim for toddler and   kids will be introduced this fall, making a seamless transition from baby to   kids to adult with the 1969 collection.

 

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