Maclaren Kate Spade Biarritz Baby Carrier

Maclaren C0851013 Rooted in timelessness, not trend, the Kate Spade 2008 Baby Carrier exists in a world all its own. Combining the signature Kate Spade design elements of simple silhouettes, innovative fabrics and clean lines with Maclaren's trademark functional engineering, the Kate Spade 2008 Baby Carrier is a breath of fresh air. Modeled after the Biarritz Collection from Kate Spade, reminiscent of a nautical, french boatneck t-shirt, this carrier is timeless and fun! Features: -Includes removable bottle holder and shade blanket / bib -Crisp Biarritz Black and White striped fabric with bold Red canopy lining and trim -Ergonomic, one-piece design -Padded pod insert for the smallest of infants -Secondary color restraint for added security -One-hand quick-release Duraflex buckles -Enhanced shoulder and back padding -Centered shoulder and back harness for equal weight distribution -Recommended for infants 8-12 lbs with pod insert and infants 12-25 lbs without insert

What a mother wants. What a baby needs. Inspired by the birth of his granddaughter Owen Maclaren invented an umbrella-fold baby buggy in 1965. With the success of his original idea Owen Maclaren decided to go into production and make his Baby Buggy available to the public in 1967. Soon production grew to nearly 600,000 Baby buggies, of which 280,000 were shipped over seas. The Maclaren business was growing fast and showed no sign of stopping, with new products coming out every year. Sadly, Owen...

What a mother wants. What a baby needs. Inspired by the birth of his granddaughter Owen Maclaren invented an umbrella-fold baby buggy in 1965. With the success of his original idea Owen Maclaren decided to go into production and make his Baby Buggy available to the public in 1967. Soon production grew to nearly 600,000 Baby buggies, of which 280,000 were shipped over seas. The Maclaren business was growing fast and showed no sign of stopping, with new products coming out every year. Sadly, Owen...

What a mother wants. What a baby needs. Inspired by the birth of his granddaughter Owen Maclaren invented an umbrella-fold baby buggy in 1965. With the success of his original idea Owen Maclaren decided to go into production and make his Baby Buggy available to the public in 1967. Soon production grew to nearly 600,000 Baby buggies, of which 280,000 were shipped over seas. The Maclaren business was growing fast and showed no sign of stopping, with new products coming out every year. Sadly, Owen...

What a mother wants. What a baby needs. Inspired by the birth of his granddaughter Owen Maclaren invented an umbrella-fold baby buggy in 1965. With the success of his original idea Owen Maclaren decided to go into production and make his Baby Buggy available to the public in 1967. Soon production grew to nearly 600,000 Baby buggies, of which 280,000 were shipped over seas. The Maclaren business was growing fast and showed no sign of stopping, with new products coming out every year. Sadly, Owen...

What a mother wants. What a baby needs. Inspired by the birth of his granddaughter Owen Maclaren invented an umbrella-fold baby buggy in 1965. With the success of his original idea Owen Maclaren decided to go into production and make his Baby Buggy available to the public in 1967. Soon production grew to nearly 600,000 Baby buggies, of which 280,000 were shipped over seas. The Maclaren business was growing fast and showed no sign of stopping, with new products coming out every year. Sadly, Owen...

Maclaren C0851013 Rooted in timelessness, not trend, the Kate Spade 2008 Baby Carrier exists in a world all its own. Combining the signature Kate Spade design elements of simple silhouettes, innovative fabrics and clean lines with Maclaren's trademark functional engineering, the Kate Spade 2008 Baby Carrier is a breath of fresh air. Modeled after the Biarritz Collection from Kate Spade, reminiscent of a nautical, french boatneck t-shirt, this carrier is timeless and fun! Features: -Includes removable bottle holder and shade blanket / bib -Crisp Biarritz Black and White striped fabric with bold Red canopy lining and trim -Ergonomic, one-piece design -Padded pod insert for the smallest of infants -Secondary color restraint for added security -One-hand quick-release Duraflex buckles -Enhanced shoulder and back padding -Centered shoulder and back harness for equal weight distribution -Recommended for infants 8-12 lbs with pod insert and infants 12-25 lbs without insert

What a mother wants. What a baby needs. Inspired by the birth of his granddaughter Owen Maclaren invented an umbrella-fold baby buggy in 1965. With the success of his original idea Owen Maclaren decided to go into production and make his Baby Buggy available to the public in 1967. Soon production grew to nearly 600,000 Baby buggies, of which 280,000 were shipped over seas. The Maclaren business was growing fast and showed no sign of stopping, with new products coming out every year. Sadly, Owen...

What a mother wants. What a baby needs. Inspired by the birth of his granddaughter Owen Maclaren invented an umbrella-fold baby buggy in 1965. With the success of his original idea Owen Maclaren decided to go into production and make his Baby Buggy available to the public in 1967. Soon production grew to nearly 600,000 Baby buggies, of which 280,000 were shipped over seas. The Maclaren business was growing fast and showed no sign of stopping, with new products coming out every year. Sadly, Owen...

What a mother wants. What a baby needs. Inspired by the birth of his granddaughter Owen Maclaren invented an umbrella-fold baby buggy in 1965. With the success of his original idea Owen Maclaren decided to go into production and make his Baby Buggy available to the public in 1967. Soon production grew to nearly 600,000 Baby buggies, of which 280,000 were shipped over seas. The Maclaren business was growing fast and showed no sign of stopping, with new products coming out every year. Sadly, Owen...

What a mother wants. What a baby needs. Inspired by the birth of his granddaughter Owen Maclaren invented an umbrella-fold baby buggy in 1965. With the success of his original idea Owen Maclaren decided to go into production and make his Baby Buggy available to the public in 1967. Soon production grew to nearly 600,000 Baby buggies, of which 280,000 were shipped over seas. The Maclaren business was growing fast and showed no sign of stopping, with new products coming out every year. Sadly, Owen...