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Babylegs — £7.25 a pair |
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Blue Herringbone |
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Getting on Argyle |
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Union Jack |
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Jill Jester |
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Blue Brown Stripe |
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Jill Giftset Jill Jester Polka Dot Jill Stripe |
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Jack Giftset Jack Jester Polka Dot Jack Stripe |
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What are they? They can be used for newborns, and for children up to approx 7 years old on little legs or arms - all one size. Legwarmers are great for: ¨ Quicker nappy changes ¨ Protecting soft knees from harsh surfaces when crawling and learning to walk ¨ Keeping legs (and arms) warm all year round ¨ Making potty training easier ¨ Keeping legs warm when it’s not quite cold enough for tights ¨ Bridging the gap between trousers and socks—they also help to keep socks on. ¨ Keeping legs warm on cold mornings with shorts or skirts Huggalugs and Babylegs are very similar. Huggalugs have a defined top and bottom, as the tops are slightly wider/looser than the bottom which some people prefer.
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Please e-mail for further details if you would like to order a particular pattern that you cannot see here |
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Huggalugs — £7.00 a pair
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Rockets |
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Aqua |
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Harmony |
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Tickled Pink SALE—£6.00 |
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Taken from Vogue, November 2009 |
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Legwarmers |
