Showing posts with label childrens apparel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label childrens apparel. Show all posts

Thursday, February 5, 2009

We have been featured at The Jewlery Blog

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Three Peas Co. Lifestyle is a combination of urban chic with todays modern child in mind. Every little girl boy and women deserve boutique quality handmade items.

Sunday, February 1, 2009

CPSIA will not effect us outlaws

We made the Upscale Baby Blog today!

Three Peas Co Vows Not to Let CPSIA Affect Business
February 1st, 2009 Posted by Susan Email to a friend Posted in: CPSIA
[This is another in a series of posts by Susan Maphis covering the impact of the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA). For more information about the CPSIA, read Susan's previous article: The End Of Handmade and sign up for her CPSIA Alerts Mailing List ]
One children’s product company has vowed to become “outlaws with a conscience” and not let the CPSIA affect its business. Michael Newhouse of Three Peas Company, which carries a line of children’s apparel combining urban chic with today’s modern child, says, “We know our products are safe and will continue to forge on developing high quality boutique clothing with a ton of style.”
Three Peas Company started in January 2008 as two moms making hairbows for their daughters, because they did not like the product offerings that they were finding at the mass merchants, mall stores and boutiques. As their children were seen wearing the bows, the mothers started to received compliments and inquiries as to where they purchased the bows. These questions eventually lead to the start of Three Peas Co.
With an overwhelming demand and time constraints, one of the moms left the company, and Antoinette Newhouse continued to build the company with the assistance of her husband, Michael. The official launch for Three Peas Co. was in June 2008, and the line quickly grew form Hairbows to Onesies, Tutus, T-shirts and now includes a growing boys line.
“Three Peas Co is dedicated to our children and the children, grandchildren, friends children etc around the world that we have been privileged to provide clothes that bring a smile,” Michael Newhouse says. “We in no way would support vendors that could have potential harmful lead, chemicals or dangers with their clothes. We only order high quality material that we would use for our children. We support the founding principles of CPSIA to protect our kids, but the fundamentals of implementation are critically fouled.”
[ For more information about the CPSIA, read Susan's previous article: The End Of Handmade]

Three Peas Co. Lifestyle is a combination of urban chic with todays modern child in mind. Every little girl boy and women deserve boutique quality handmade items.

Sunday, January 25, 2009

Miss P is MAS regional queen again!

Our baby just won MAS pageant regionals again Yehhhh!
Looks like we get to go to nationals this summer. So much fun. Need outfits, dresses, pageant wear contact us we love custom. www.threepeasco.com


Hugs,

Antoinette Newhouse
Designer & Owner Three Peas Co.
Urban chic apparel, accessories and boutique items to compliment your lifestyle
www.threepeasco.com





Three Peas Co. Lifestyle is a combination of urban chic with todays modern child in mind. Every little girl boy and women deserve boutique quality handmade items.

Saturday, January 24, 2009

So which items do you think should be out of CSPIA sweep?

In preparing all of the well needed research for this huge CSPIA catastrophe, I have discovered some sick humor as to what needs to be added to the act, repeat sick humor / sarcasm, not reality as you all know I am very anti CSPIA and not because children are not important... but because this act does not protect our children it promotes monopolies like Mattel to take over our kids toys and to never be able to have another sock monkey:(

So on that note, I found my own children licking the coffee table yesterday. They had spilled their chips and wanted to clean them up before I got back. Pretty intelligent for my 1.5 and 3 year old I thought.

With that though since the CSPIA rampage has entered my life, I figured what products do children not come in contact with?

All furniture ( not just cribs)
car
computer
trash cans
restrooms
need I go on( lol)

I guess in this stressful time I had to push the already blurring lines of this act.

Please get involved and save handmade toys, clothing and all other choices other than mass production. Join our fight! http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=70238323664


Three Peas Co. Lifestyle is a combination of urban chic with today's modern child in mind. Every little girl boy and women deserve boutique quality handmade items.

Saturday, January 10, 2009

New Years Resolutions for the family:)

Hi TPC Friends,

Today I will start sharing my families life with you. This morning we went on a hike to the local park and played with the kids there. It is so crazy how quick they are growing up. P is now 17 months and D is 3y 1m. Between starting this company and raising them, I forget how nice it is to just have family time/downtime. My reason for sharing this with you is that as busy as we all are, please take a moment out for the people in your life you love. As tragic and sad as it may be to think about, you never know what tomorrow brings. Lets make New Year's resolutions to be more into family/friends time regardless of what needs to be done and know we lived each day as if it were the last.

Hugs,

Antoinette Newhouse
Designer & Owner Three Peas Co.
Urban chic apparel, accessories and boutique items to compliment your lifestyle
www.threepeasco.com

Three Peas Co. Lifestyle is a combination of urban chic with todays modern child in mind. Every little girl boy and women deserve boutique quality handmade items.