Biobaby Launches World's First Vegetable-Dyed Babywear at the 2008 ABC Kids Expo in Las Vegas

Sept. 10, 2008 - PRLog -- Biobaby is the world's first line to use pure, vegetable-based dyes on its fabric, resulting in a completely toxin-free, chemical-free process.

"The organic cotton industry is a misleading one," explains Biobaby's founder Lavinia. "It turns out a fabric can be processed with a minimum of 50% organic content and still pass of as 'organic'. However, our vegetable-dyes are a meticulous process that yields 100% absolutely pure, organic fabric."

Biobaby also launched its sister collection, "Bio" by Biobaby, which too, makes the point of distinguishing various grade of organic cotton fabric.

"Bio is our collection of 100% certified organic babywear," remarks Lavinia. "The organic apparel market is flooded with sub-grade organic fabric, just for the sake of the eco-friendly trend."

"Biobaby is the luxury end of pure, organic, fabric, and 'Bio' is mid-priced, and 100% certified organic," summarizes Lavinia.

Both lines are infant lines of parent company Momzee, one of the country's leading lines of trendy, celebrity-favored maternity wear.

Both lines can be found at the 2008 September 7-11 ABC Kids Expo in Las Vegas, Nevada at the Las Vegas Convention Center.

More information can be found by contacting carolyn@momzee.com or visiting http://biobaby.com

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Biobaby is the world's first vegetable-dyed babywear line, making it effectively the most safe, pure, organic fabric available. 100% sans toxins. Biobaby is a luxury line, for the most discerning parent. Onesies, tops, bottoms, dresses, socks, booties, blankets, cloths, and more. http://biobaby.com

Biobaby's sister label is 'Bio' by Biobaby, a mid-priced line of 100% certified organic cotton babywear. Organic cotton comes in several grades, a fact commonly hidden by manufacturers due to the rampant use of sub-grade organic cotton. 'Bio' utilizes the highest-grade of organic cotton.

Both lines produce items that are hypoallergenic, and safe.

Both companies are child companies of parent label Momzee, Inc., a Los Angeles-based trendy maternity clothing line with a celebrity following.