Soft Fall 2011 Photoshoot

Soft Clothing for All Children is excited to unveil its new Fall/Winter 2011 Collection. Taking inspiration from their love of contrast, the new collection takes cues from both punk and preppy styles. Mix and match rock star-approved straight-leg cropped jeans, biker jacket printed tees and exaggerated plaid "flannel" with prep school staples, such as navy blazers with piping, Peter Pan collar dresses and pea coats. Many of the collection's highlights -- exaggerated houndstooth, photo realist prints and drop-waist dresses -- were inspired by both the runway and street-style fashion photographers. But, as always, Soft's commitment to comfort reigns supreme. The entire collection, from outerwear to socks, is made of 100% combed cotton and features Soft's signature flat seaming. Getting your kids dressed in the morning has never been easier, or more fun!

About Soft
Many children are extra-sensitive to the texture and feel of clothing. Soft® is the first line of inclusive clothing designed with the needs of all children in mind, including those with sensory sensitivity, a common symptom of Autism, Sensory Processing Disorder, ADHD and many Developmental Disabilities. Soft® provides extra comfort with their use of flat seaming, 100% of the softest combed cotton, wide collars, encased elastic waistbands, printed labels (tagless) and more. Soft is based in Brooklyn, New York and designed by Jessica Ralli, a Special Educator, and Suzy Kogen Friedman, a mom and caring family member to a child with Autism, both of whom share a common goal to design clothing that can enhance a child's social skills, sensory organization and concentration by addressing unique sensory needs but without sacrificing personal style and self expression. Soft® supports organizations that support Autism Research, Inclusive Education, and dis/Ability awareness such as the Autism Society Of America, SPD Foundation and Autism Speaks.

Website: http://www.softclothing.net
Social Network: http://www.softsensoryworld.com

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[alandamandamama]

Love it!! My son has sensory issues with clothes :)