Sozo - Firehouse Pants

Sozo is a Japanese word that means creation and imagination. Based in Framingham, CT, Sozo was founded in 2001 by Tracie Gildea, a mother who became frustrated by the limited selection of baby clothes on the market, pink and frilly outfits for the girls while the boys get cars and trains. Together with designer Linda Allen a new design began to take shape. The products are designed to be less boring and to be age appropriate beyond babyhood.

In addition to being super soft and comfortable for the baby, Soza keeps parents in mind when making their products. Everything they make is constructed of quality materials that are also easy to care for. All products are absorbent to help with messes as well as durable and machine washable.

Because of its unique design and its creative innovation, the people at Soza have made a great name for themselves. Their products have been featured in many print publications including Babytalk, Kid’s Room, Parenting, Fit Pregnancy, and The Chicago Tribune. Their completely original Weeblock has been featured on the Today Show and their famous fans include Courtney Cox-Arquette and Debra Messing. More on Sozo...