NEW YORK, NY, October 19, 2012 (Press-News.org) Babiators, named "Best New Company of 2012" by Earnshaw's, will showcase its collection of safe, durable and awesome aviator sunglasses for babies and young children at the ENK Children's Club from October 21-23. Babiators will grab the attention of customers and retailers alike with its stylish flair, playful name and coveted celebrity fans.
Just in time for the changing seasons, Babiators' line of stylish shades is comprised of 10 chic colors including Beach Baby Blue, Wicked White and Superstar Silver in addition to the classic colors. Babiators provide 100% protection against harmful UVA and UVB rays and are made with nearly indestructible rubber frames, all while keeping your little ones as fashionable as ever. Babiators are available in two sizes, 0-3 years and 3-7 years, and come with an unbeatable Lost & Found Guarantee, meeting both parents' and retailers' needs - if your child's Babiators are broken or lost within the first year, Babiators will replace them...guaranteed. Babiators will make all heads turn with its line of unique children's accessories.
"Presenting our collection at the October ENK Children's Club is a great opportunity for us to reach our target market and demographic," said Carolyn Guard, Co-Founder of Babiators. "We have seen immense success with Babiators and have heard great feedback from all of our current customers. We cannot wait to introduce Babiators to potential new clients, as we know they will be a great hit!"
The ENK Children's Club trade show will take place at the Jacob Javits Center located at 655 West 34th Street in New York. Babiators will be exhibiting at booth #3132. For more information on the ENK Children's Club, please visit http://www.enkshows.com/childrensclub. For more information on Babiators, please visit http://www.babiators.com.
About Babiators
Named "Best New Company of 2012" by Earnshaw's, Babiators has created the most stylish child-sized aviator sunglasses for adventurous and fashionable tots. Babiators' sunglasses are made out of durable flexible rubber frames, offer 100% sun protection and are coveted by celebrity kids and young hipsters across the globe. Babiators is also the only children's collection to offer a Lost & Found Guarantee: if a child's Babiators are lost or broken within one year of purchase, Babiators replaces them...Guaranteed! With virtually indestructible frames and impact and shatter resistant lenses offering 100% protection from UVA and UVB rays, Babiators help little jet-setters be stylish, safe and have fun, all at the same time.
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