Having difficulty finding unique, quality, personalized organic baby clothing, two Charleston mothers decided to create their own. Inspired by non-toxic, eco-friendly materials, Susan Sellers and Holly Clayson experimented dyeing organic cotton with several varieties of tea.  Sellers and Clayson also wanted to embellish their hand-dyed creations with something creative and one-of-a-kind. Moved by the warm colors from tea-dyeing, the pair  took their original idea to a whole new level by incorporating initials fashioned out of vintage baby blankets….and Ocha Baby was born. Ocha, the sacred Japanese word for tea, seemed like the perfect name for such a special design made from tea which is a natural organic substance and therefore is non-toxic.  Since no two garments are exactly alike, the Ocha Baby label offers parents a natural, unique way to dress their precious little ones.

Seeking Indigo launches a new line of conscious clothes for kids Transformation Wear founder and good friend of ours, David McGee, is a master craftsman and enthusiastic entrepreneur. He is committed to a conscious, joyful existence, and to the advancement of "a new earth."

Pop into Seeking Indigo to see the new collection for infants and youngsters alike!  Matching shirts for the mom and dad are available as well.

Choose a word.  Wear it comfortably.  Live it effortlessly. Spell it out and make it happen – one shirt at a time.

ŸBABYCAKES is a precious new collection of boutique-quality children’s onesies featuring the studio’s designs in vibrant colors and organic fabrics.  For newborns through  6T.

Kim Hunter is the local designer and artist who created this line.  Browse all the inspirational and whimsical onsies for a special little one in your life.