Infant Dress Size

I am looking for the Marine Corps dress blues in sizes for infants. I have seen pictures of them but have no idea where to get them from. I have found the ACU's and BDU's but no dress uniforms. I would also like to find the Army dress greens as well. My husband is a former Marine went Army and I know he would love them.
I couldn't find what I was looking for on Yahoo search, google or ask. I want the mini dress uniform.
I know they are availible for purchase somewhere. A girl once told me when she was in Texas she saw them at a store, which she cannot remember the name of, they even have the little white hat to go with it. I have seen so many pictures of babies wearing them that they just have to be somewhere.

Try (www.sgtgrit.com) or better yet call him and ask him. HE knows it all.

2006-12-03 21:56:07 by booboo

babies from 5 to 42 pounds. Extra small fits women with a dress size from 0 to 4. Small fits women with a dress size from 6 to 8, and men with a ...

I recieved this really cute shirt, or maybe a dress from a friend and I have no idea what size it is. It is a little girls top or maybe an infants dress. I was able to find that the brand which is Bublee, is from Australia, but I cannot find a website to get a conversion. The tag says size 16. The measurements are 15.5 inches long, and 10.5 inches from armpit to armpit. Can anyone tell me what size this is?
Thanks Kate B, but the size is European or Australian (could be the same thing actually). I need the conversion to US sizes. The charts you gave are all measurments for US sizes. Thanks for the help though:)

Here's a link to standard size charts. Scroll down for the chart you need.

2008-02-04 14:42:35 by Sassy Pants

imported
Size: 24 Months
machine wash
polyester/spandex/metalic
Button closure

Does anyone know where, or even if I can get an infant sized (3 mos. old) Suit and Tie outfit for a baptism? I've found a 6/9 mos. size but that's still too big. I don't want my son baptised in one of those silly gowns that look like a dress, that worked fine for our daughters, but I'd rather have something more "male" for our son.
I'm looking for the traditional "suit" look, is there anything techinically wrong with not going with all white? I understand the purity thing, but is it really a major no-no if he wears a black suit and pants with a white shirt?

have you tried somewhere like babies r us or another baby clothing store. I hope you can find one you like. Also since Easter is getting closer you may be able to find some suits at department stores. I don't know about a white one. Maybe try a flea market or somehwere like that. Good Luck!

2007-01-19 10:37:07 by Lee

Size: 6-9 Months
machine wash cold - imported
cotton/polyester
Dress/Diaper Cover/Headband
Cream/Leopard

Does anyone know where i can find infant sized army uniforms that include hat, boots, the whole 9-yards? I am asking cause my husband is getting sent off to basic training very soon and will be unable to be here when his son is born and I would very much like to dress the baby like 'daddy' for their first in person meeting.

THANKS A BUNCH!!

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2008-02-21 07:33:50 by heatherpms

I want a big frilly pageant dress with lots of sequins and beads. I found the dresses but there all toddler sizes...i need a dress for an infant. I know im going to spend some money but i rather get them as cheap as possible without compromising the beauty.

Formalkids.com has some that seem relatively safe for babies. Please be careful if you are planning on getting your baby involved in pageants. Others can give you more detailed reasons, but pageants are dangerous. The sequins, beads, and other chokables... dresses that are tight around the chest and stomach and restrict airflow... the overstimulation, stress and expectations to perform... the glitter, hairspray, makeup, early exposure to fake tan gel and curling irons... the amount of money and time necessary to "win" an award that ultimately is meaningless to anyone outside of the pageant circuit... the constant questioning of whether the child looks good enough and value placed on image... it all adds up to a very negative experience for infants and young children.

2009-09-16 23:41:20 by Riddle