Showing posts with label tomoandedie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tomoandedie. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 22, 2008

Sign up to WIN our Gift Basket!

When you come visit us at Mamamade Market, do not forget to sign up to win our fabulous gift basket! What's in it, you ask?

Check this out:

That is HUNDREDS of dollars worth high quality of merchandise! Don't miss out!

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Sunday, April 20, 2008

Look at this Ms. Cheap!!!!!

Mamamade always has a wonderful offering of high quality goods from amazingly talented moms.  But, did you know that attending the Mamamade Market also means that you can score a really good deal?  Many of our Mamas are going to have specials, deals, clearance bins, or promotional prices specifically for the Mamamade Sale day on April 26th!  We think it would make Ms. Cheap proud.

A sampling of the fabulous deals to be had:

- Tomo&Edie will have the bargain bin that was super popular last time.  

-Par Deux Meres will be offering our hand painted handbags at an introductory price of $100 at the Mamamade Franklin event. The Par Deux Meres bags will be retailing in stores for $150. Not only is this a substantial savings but also a chance to own one of the first produced.

-White Cottage Design and The Creative JAR will be offering 10% off your purchase if you sign up for their mailing list.

-BABYBEARSHOP will have these bargains: buy an 8 oz Mama Belly Oil and get a 4 oz for free, buy a 4 oz Cheeky Baby Butter and get a 1.7 oz for free

- Tisra Fadely Originals will be offering prints of original watercolors for $10, rather than the normal $12.


- Los Pollitos Dicen will have some inventory closeouts for as little as $4 and $6 -- bibs and t-shirts.

- His Hand's Design will have some select jewelry on sale to make way for new merchandise.

Sunday, October 21, 2007


Hisae Shiratori and Mari Beth Sartain came up with their business idea when they both were pregnant and searching high and low for baby kimono. Baby kimono are the "onesies" of Japan favored by mothers because they wrap around the baby instead of going over the head, and because the seams and tags are on the outside so not to irritate the baby's delicate skin. Hisae, who was born and raised in Japan, and Mari Beth, who spent several years living in Japan, both recognized the functionality and the beauty of the baby kimono. With no luck trying to purchase baby kimonos, they decided to make the kimonos themselves. They named their company after the two babies who inspired the kimonos: Tomo&Edie.

Tomo&Edie organic baby kimono and their vintage Japanese silk kimono hair accessories can be found in selected boutiques around the United States. The kimonos are noted for the unusual red and black tag in Japanese and English. The logo Chikyujin Tomo&Edie -- chikyujin (pronounced chee-Q-jeen) is a Japanese word they like to translate as "world member." Literally translated, the character chikyu is "earth" and jin is the character for "man"

They say that their children, Tomo&Edie, remind them daily that they are "world members" so they must do their part to promote peace, protect the environment, educate the children, and be nice.

This concept gets translated into both their organic baby kimonos and their vintage kimono hair accessories. http://www.tomoandedie.com/

Tuesday, October 16, 2007



We're looking forward to November 17th! Just wanted to post some info about our stuff:

Our hair accessories are hand-crafted from beautiful Japanese silk kimono. We love giving new life to beautiful vintage kimono.
They come in different styles and look great on big and little girls!

Our organic baby kimono are favored by moms everywhere because they are all organic cotton, have seams on the outside to protect a newborn's delicate skin, and they wrap around a baby instead of going over head-- which also makes for easy access diaper changing. Tomo&Edie organic kimono are all natural unbleached cotton or hand-dyed using the traditional all-natural Japanese dye technique called kusakizome. Check us out at tomoandedie.com