Keeps you feeling comfortable and protected all through service. Unveiling an updated Modern Fit, featuring a slimmer, more tapered leg, these pants inject a dose of style in your work wear. An elastic waistband, belt loops, internal drawstring, zipper fly and a multitude of pockets keep all your chef essentials by your side at all times, while ensuring you have the best fit ever.

The Lakewood has some really neat features that make it great for smaller yards but keep the kids playing all day long. First, the raised fort has a colorful awning and front wall with white trimmed window to make a cool clubhouse-like area up top. Down below there is another fort, with a front wall, window, and real door! And the side snack window has built-in bench just outside. Out on the swing beam there are two belt swings and an acrobat bar for plenty of swinging and clowning around. A standard step ladder gets the kids to the upper fort and their 8' speedy slide zips them back down again.

Dark Navy with White Pin Stripe Flat-Top

Inspire your mini maestros to create their own melodies and develop early musical skills with the Classic World Iris Piano. The piano features working keys that play nice, soft tones, and is a great early development toy for your children 18 months and older.

Water jet powered miracle in the tub. A magical fountain for hours of bath time fun.
Celebrating bath-time™ while learning the power and properties of water – assemble the fountain and turn on when your child is sitting in the bathtub. Use the telescopic suction cup leg to anchor the fountain base to the tub. Switch between various boats, allowing your child to be surprised as he experiences the different water spray effects with his senses.
Cause and effect – teach your child how to turn on the Stack ‘N’ Spray Tub Fountain, by pressing the orange button shaped as a figure on the fountain base. Encourage him to switch the fountain on and off, teaching him about cause and effect processes. Developing motor skills through play! Show your child how to stack the boats on the fountain base. Adapt the fountain height to your child’s height, allowing him to easily reach the top boat. No particular order is required when stacking the boat. The stacking activity develops motor skills while your child is engaged in a surprising and rewarding play.
Introduce the float/sink and full/empty concepts with the boats that can be used as buckets filled with water, or can float independently. Use words such as floating and sinking, empty and full to develop curiosity as well as cognitive skills.