I know I can only justify so many expenses by saying “oh well, I really haven’t bought any clothes for baby #3” and “oh I really haven’t bought any diapers for baby #3” but really, I haven’t bought much, LOL. When Up On the Hill started carrying Tomat baby and toddler clothing I was smitten, and whipping out those same old excuses again. 😉
Tomat baby clothes are organic cotton, U.S.A. made and small batch screen printed. I love a few of the prints that she doesn’t have, like the leaves & flowers and birds girly prints, but it’s all for the best since I can only buy so much for my friends with girls. 😉 Love the hawk print too! OK enough talk about what I didn’t get! The onesies are only available up to 12 months, and the shirts are available in 2T, 3T, 4T and XS (5/6.)
My son is in 12-18 month clothing at 15 months (he is petite!) and the 12 month onesie seemed plenty big.
The onesies and shirts are both utterly gorgeous and so, so soft. I couldn’t resist this color.
It fit him fine, even over a cloth diaper, and I will probably grab a onesie extender to make it last even longer!
The shirts jump from 12 months in onesies to 2T in shirts; no 12-18 or 18-24 months. So, I snagged the bird nest print (first pic in post, no pic on my son yet) and the windmill print, both in a 2t.
The 2T shirt was perfect too, with plenty of room to grow! Everything I bought was made from super soft, organic fabric. I couldn’t help myself and bought the Ginko Dress for my friend too!
I have a delicious secret that Up On the Hill will be getting limited edition/hard to find Tomat products!! They will be getting a very limited run of Tomat adult shirts so keep checking Up On the Hill and stay tuned to her Facebook page!
I am not going to lie, these are not cheap at $28+ but they are gorgeous, super soft, organic and unique! No worries about the next kid having the same shirt!
I paid normal price for these shirts (purchased during the 10% off UOTH apparel sale!) I was not compensated for this post & all opinions are my own.
Maria wants to live in a world where cloth diapers are the norm and moms can make parenting choices without judgement. When she’s not chasing her 18, 14 and 11-year old kids around, you might find her checking out the latest gadgets, organizing something (again) or exercising in the fresh air. 
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