Vancouver, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Nov. 29, 2010 -- Little Bambino Children’s Wear Ltd., a Vancouver-based, eco-friendly children’s clothing company launches their first collection. The collection features the Bambino Zip, the original back zip sweater. A practical and convenient must have for every parent. The line also includes: comfy pants and bodysuits. Retail prices range from $24.95-$49.95. The hip and unique collection has an Asian theme, from a bold Chinese dragon, to soft delicate cherry blossoms. All of the clothing is made from 70% Bamboo and 30% Organic Cotton.

Little Bambino Children's Wear Ltd. is owned and operated by two friends and "mompreneurs", Lindsey Marston and Alisa Smith. As parents they know all about practicality, durability and quality when it comes to children’s clothing. They wanted to create clothes that were not only functional and stylish but eco-friendly. While sitting on the back deck in the spring of 2010 for an afternoon play date, they used their five children as inspiration and the Bambino Zip was born.

Features of the Bambino Zip

• stops toddlers from always undressing at the wrong moment

• easy on/off for parents; no more stuck heads or bending your child’s arms backwards

• eliminates poking zippers and zipper bites

Little Bambino Children’s Wear Ltd. is hopeful that parents realize the importance of naturally organic fabrics. Buying eco-friendly apparel will support organic cotton farming and decrease the use of toxic pesticides, fertilizers and herbicides used on conventional cotton farms. Bamboo requires no chemicals to grow and is one of the fastest growing grasses on the planet. Bamboo fabric is naturally anti-bacterial, hypo-allergenic, breathable, soft and durable, making it a perfect choice for the health and well-being of your family and the earth.

Little Bambino Children’s Wear Ltd. sells the collection 24-7 on their online store, www.littlebambino.ca and in retail locations in British Columbia, Alberta and California.

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