Petite Review: Lea's Rainforest Dreams Pajamas (GOTY 2016)

Lea Clark's pajamas arrive in a pretty purple box with red and pink details.

The side of the box is printed with the AG star and the Girl Of The Year logo.

The box opens like most other AG outfit boxes: cardboard flaps and tissue paper.

Inside are the pajamas and slippers.

And, of course, the all important silica packet. Can't have an AG purchase without one of those, now can we?

Here's everything outside of the box. I'm amazed that the pj's aren't wrinkled!

Josefina promised to be my model when I told her I'd let her keep the slippers if she agreed. Modeling isn't really her thing.

The slippers are green and fuzzy, with elastic to go around the ankle, a little strap to make them look like flip flops, a band of sequins, and a little pink flower.

From the side:

The romper is a really pale green color with tropical print and darker green trim.

The pattern is lots of flowers and tropical birds in fantastic, bold colors.

There is a bow at the waistline.

The shorts have a green ruffle on them.

I like that the shoulder straps are each two straps instead of one. It's a unique design choice and adds to the overall quality of the piece, in my opinion.

Just in case you forget whose pajamas these are, AG has helpfully sewn a label onto the side bearing Lea Clark's name and their own.

The romper from the back:

As you can see, it has a Velcro closure.

However, what I really love about this romper is how it can double as real clothing instead of pajamas. My girls are lacking in summer clothes and this definitely fills a gap in my collection!

I've wanted this ever since it was leaked on Lissie and Lilly and I'm very glad I purchased it!

Overall, I give this a 4.5 out of 5 for being well made and adorable. I think it'll hold up well for play and it is a good mix and match piece, as well. I only knocked off half a point because I wish that, for the $24 plus shipping price tag, AG had included something else, like an eye mask or a hair elastic.  Still, I highly recommend this piece to anybody who is interested in it!