A few years back, whilst still in graduate school for social work - the miss went on a group bus trip to Washington DC for the March for Women's Lives. It was one of those 6am on the bus kind of deals. The Miss's co-intern organized the bus, and the Miss even stayed up all night helping another friend who was the caterer, make sandwiches.
Finally on the bus she finds her self sitting next to a woman who she kinda sorta does not really know from school. It's a blur now, that line between that untimeable time when people move from strangers to friends. Anyhoo - they start to chattin' as a gaggle of social work folks on a bus for 5 hours are want to do! "Oh what did you do before grad school?" that kind of a thing. And so the ping pong match of coincidental "you toos" ensues.
You worked in film? I worked in film. You took a class before starting the program? I took a class before starting a program. You like sarcasm? Wait a minute! Wait you make t-shirts? Ha, I used to make t-shirts. Wait, the name of your line is "Miss Wit?" Wait a frickin' minute, my line was called "Miss Shanghai"
Next thing ya know it's raining Misses'
Needless to say the parallels just had to keep them together as friends!! And so it is with great joy - in the vain of "bringing 'olde' good things back to life" that Miss Wit has been graced with the pleasure to bring back MIss Shanghai in freakin' cute kiddie form!
LIterally hot off the heat presses. Gorgeously printed old school heat transfers, dug up from the Brooklyn closets of Miss Shanghai herself - and hot pressed by the Miss W - we introduce these insanely vibrantly colored Chinese imagery inspired, onesies. Miss Wit would give almost anything to be able to wear one!! Bring out yer babies!
@ Lafayette and East 4th
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