Yes you can, kids.

What happens when an artist from Pixar and a designer for the Gap meet, marry, and combine their talents? Tiny Teru tees. And the results are inspirational and awesome . The designs in this line of babies and kids' shirts are inspired by…

Yes you can, kids.
What happens when an artist from Pixar and a designer for the Gap meet, marry, and combine their talents? Tiny Teru tees. And the results are inspirational and awesome. The designs in this line of babies and kids' shirts are inspired by classic children's animation--so adorable (my daughter especially loves this baseball tee)--aand are all originally hand-drawn in pencil, mixed media or water colors. But what I love is that each sports a very important message: "I am able."

In fact, every design has some variation on the word "able," like unforgettable and huggable.

                             

                   
                  
         


They shirts are also very wearable (heh), since they're made with the softest 100% cotton. -Lexi
Outfit your tot in Tiny Teru's collection of sweet and inspiring children's shirts.

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