Hey Mummy Becks, I got Emma Rose a green onesie with the words Wee Irish Lassie on it for St Patrick's Day this year. I personally felt that the service was okay -- if you want something for a special occasion, I felt they were a good option. They are expensive but with a voucher I think it would be worthwhile.

But there were a few issues I had with their product. The sizing of their onesies and shirts runs very small -- Em is a small baby but *just* fit into the onesie that was meant for her size range, when with other brands, even the appropriate size for her weight/height is usually too big. (At the moment, she's 16 months and still wearing 12-month clothing, if that gives you an idea of what I mean.) Also, after washing once, the onesie shrank a bit, so it was even more snug. I used quite a thin font and felt that it wasn't "attached" well -- it didn't peel off but looked like it could with a few more washings (she only wore it twice so it was only washed twice), so I'd recommend a "fatter" font. Also, the green colour of the onesie faded a wee bit after just a few washings. The onesie felt like good quality cotton, though, and was comfortable on her.

I think their colour selection is quite good, and I saw many options of their products at last year's Parent & Child Show in Auckland, and thought they were very cute. The glittery colour of fonts look really neat against darker backgrounds. 

If you're getting shirts for Christmas, I'd get them at least a size bigger than you think you'll need for then. And compared to the price of the Christmas-themed T-shirts I saw at Farmers and Kmart last year, I don't think you'd be far off -- they seem about the same.

Hope that helps -- I would order from them again, by the way, I'd just follow my own advice above!

Has anyone brought clothing from them?? What are they like, and do they last?

I got a 20% off voucher from them and i'm thinking about getting Andrew and Josh a t shirt each for xmas using the voucher.