(Austin, TX; January 14,
2004) Glamajama is ready to "glam" things up at the
Dallas International Gift Show this January 16-20, 2004.
"As the New Year kicks off, "We're launching ten new
designs at this Show," says Heather Nolte, Glamajama's
owner and chief designer. We've had a great response at
some of our preview events and can't wait to start the
New Year with a bang!"
Glamajama will also be launching their
new tween girls' line at the January show. The line will
feature sizes Small (6-8), Medium (8-10), Large (10-12),
and Extra Large (12-14). The styles include a ruffled
edge baby doll tee, sleeveless tank, sporty athletic
shorts, and a fitted cap sleeve tee. The line will debut
with Glamajama's latest stud and rhinestone designs. The
designs include "Super Star", "Bling $ Bling",
"babygirl", "precious", and "Biker Babe" to name a few.
The launch of the tween girls' line
has been much anticipated and completes the Glamajama
lines. The clothes are now available in sizes ranging
from 3-6 months through 18-24 months in Baby Glam, 2T
through 6T in Glam Tots, Small through Extra Large in the
tween girls, and Extra Small to Extra Large women's
junior sizes in Mommy Glam. Glamajama also features Doggy
Glam that includes sizes Small through Extra Extra Large
in super comfy cotton dog tees. Heather adds, "This gives
our customers plenty of options when shopping and gives
our wholesale clients added flexibility when buying for
their stores. The clothes are now available in any size
you could imagine and we've added several new styles.
This also adds the unique options of mother-daughter,
brother-sister, and owner-dog matching outfits which are
perfect for one-of-a-kind gifts."
Owner and chief designer, Heather
Nolte, founded Glamajama in an attempt to bring some
glamour to children's wear. Heather wants to prove there
is more to designing children's wear than tie-dye,
screen-printing, or painting and instead uses studs to
make her designs come to life. The designs are inspired
by the larger than life personalities of children and the
playfulness of childhood. See what the "glam" is all
about at www.glamajama.com.