Kamanuailehua Huihui Romper

This organic cotton romper features a double zipper that allows for an easy night time diaper change. And for those cold, chilly nights, you can fold over the hand or foot cuffs for extra warmth!

About the Design:

I asked Kea to share with me (and you) the meaning behind this special design, Kamanuʻailehua. Please take a minute to at least read what she wrote:

 "Kamanuʻailehua refers to the native birds who drink the nectar of the ʻōhiʻa lehua blossom and is part of the name given to my son at birth. This name carries special meaning in our ʻohana as it appears multiple times in our moʻokūauhau and was intended to bridge the gap between generations. Some of the birds depicted are now extinct, but I feel it is our kuleana to intertwine them into this design so that we can learn from the past and change our actions in order to help shape the future our keiki will be living in. Birds depicted: ʻiʻiwi, mamo, ʻapapane, ʻakiapōlāʻau, ʻōʻō. Some of these birds are threatened, some are critically endangered, and sadly - some are extinct. These birds and many other animals heavily rely on a balanced ecosystem, with the nectar of lehua blossoms in particular."

Due to the nature of this print, Pattern Placement may vary. 

Actual colors may vary. Screens may display colors differently and everyone can see these colors differently. We try our best to ensure our photos are as life-like as possible, but please understand the actual color may vary slightly from your screen.