Marc Jacobs took over my pants collection years ago, so I, for one, am stoked that he's finally making clothing for children.

The collection, called Little Marc, is featured in the premiere issue of Cookie [yeah, I bought it; so sue me.], which calls it--in the delightful phrasing of a fashion magazine company in bed with its designer/advertiser/subject--"tightly edited."

For those who have never worked for Conde Nast, let me translate: three cashmere thermal sweaters ($295-395) and a pair of cashmere long johns ($195). Expensive, sure, but compared to the adult sizes ($1000), they're practically free.

In the Cookie article, Jacobs quotes his grandmother, who "always said, "I'd rather you have one very nice, high-quality sweater than six low-quality sweaters.'" Unfortunately, unless your kid only prowls around a design studio all day and night, he'll need more than a thermal underwear hoodie, even if it IS cashmere. Better get crackin' on more stuff, Markie!

Little Marc by Marc Jacobs- look under "special items" [marcjacobs.com via cookie]

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