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Fleece Farm- Photos 2 |
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Fleece Farm- Photos 2 |
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The pyramid of happy youngsters in their Fleece Farm designs and outfits. A bit of nostalgia from our early years. Oh, now the kids have grown. |
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| "Hey mom, when are our shorts coming out of the dryer?" Indeed, Big Red and Little Red are the kids of a long time Fleece Farm customer. "It took a lot to get the kids to part with their T-Shirts to wash them", she said,"but they'll be ready to go play in a just a few more minutes." |  |
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Summer's here and the livin's easy in Fleece Farm outfits for kids of all ages. Long Sleeve Jerseys, T's, shorts and leggings of 100% soft, soft cotton. |
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| The Little Rascals down on the farm and ready for the fall season. Back in the old days we carried not only our sweats, jerseys, leggings and pants, but the then stylish skimp (long sweat shirt). Today all these kids are about to graduate from Middle School. They still fondly remember the clothes they all grew up in. |  |
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Summer's here and the livin's easy in Fleece Farm outfits for kids of all ages. Long Sleeve Jerseys, T's, shorts and leggings of 100% soft, soft cotton. |
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| The boys in modes of transportation from tugboats to trains to cars 'n' trucks. This is a fairly old photo, at a time when we had designs on color shirts too. Our sizes go from Infant all the way up to Youth-12. So we can fit boys and girls up to age 9 or 10. By the way, the train boys are brothers. |  |
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These sisters have topped off their skirts with some Fleece Farm designs from a number of years ago. A sweat shirt can go a long way from the cold days of winter to the cool nights of summer. And bleachable, of course. |
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| What a sweet couple, all decked out in their cow outfits, tops and matched pants and leggings. 1993 was a great year for the then stylish girls' Skimp (long sweatshirt). A fond memory indeed. |  |
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Traffic jam. Stop! Some of our original designs are shown here. Cows, Zebras, Kangaroos and Traffic. |
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| The first year of Fleece Farm featured some very young kids with our early use of batik, which is no longer in style today. Look at those kids. Cute, huh? |  |
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