It would be an understatment to say that I was impatient for the launch of Shabby Apple's new tween line, Shabby Sister.My oldest has pretty amazing fashion sense.....but it comes at a cost. It's hard to find clothing that she is willing to wear. She likes to dress in clothing that is fashionable, but also made for girls older than she is. I insist on it being modest as well. What that comes down to, is that she is very picky and finding dresses especially, is difficult. To say the least. In our search for dresses, we've found that most of the dresses fall into THREE categories. Too juvenile, too mature or just plain, not cute. We needed something in between juvenile and mature that made us WANT to buy it.
And we found it.
Let me introduce Shabby Sister.
This is the dress that Shabby Apple sent my little fashionista. It's called Seventeen (how apropos) and is well made from a cotton/spandex blend.
It looks so adorable on, and in it, Grace can look more grown up while still saying covered up. She's happy, and I'm happy. We've found a win/win dress line, with very competitive prices.
I appreciate that Shabby Apple donates 5% from all dress sales to help women in India get access to financial services for themselves and their families. Right now, each dress also comes with a specialty tag printed with a micro-finance story on it that's good for both mom and tween to read.
If you have a Tween in need of adorable, modest dresses, I'd definitely give Shabby Sister a try!
