Organic Cotton Baby Clothes by Sama Baby on 2007 Hot List

Jacksonville Beach, FL (PRWEB) August 15, 2007 -- It has been a busy summer for luxury organic baby garment company Sama Baby (http://www.samababy.com), which sells and manufactures stylish, high-quality and environmentally friendly organic cotton clothing for children from zero to 2 years-old. "All of the buzz created by the great media coverage, recently, has been wonderful for launching our company and establishing our brand in the market," says Shivani Gupta, founder and president. Created in 2006, Sama Baby is now available in children's boutiques across the country and on the internet at SamaBaby.com.

Sama Baby made Jacksonville Magazine's Hot List (http://www.jacksonvillemag.com) in the August 2007 issue as one of the year's hottest trends. The growing desire nationwide for all things organic has gone from things like food and soap to include a robust fashion market also. Jacksonville Magazine is a hip and glossy, high-end lifestyle publication and usually has the inside scoop on what's hot.

Riding the wave of attention also led Shivani to the studios of WJXT Channel 4 (http://www.jacksonville.com) on August 4th where Shivani was invited by the producers of The Morning Show to hold a fashion show with moms and their children. Infants and toddlers have never looked so comfortable. Baby models were dressed in rompers, onesies, t-shirts, hats and an assortment of other soft, luxurious garments and accessories from Sama Baby.

Also, on Tuesday August 14, NBC Channel 12 will air an interview with Shivani on the 6am and 7pm news shows. The clip will include interviews with Shivani, Ann Sag, owner of high-end children's boutique Baby Emma as well as satisfied customers of Sama Baby. It is an informative piece as Shivani discusses fabric quality and the organic certification process along with other issues relevant to the organic children's clothing market.

If the last few months are any sign, Sama Baby is going to be a very busy company. There are more interviews to give, stories to do, orders to fulfill and garments to design. It seems that people really like the idea of a conscientious company which cares about a healthy baby as well as a healthy environment.

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