Mandarin Jamboree Reversible Boy Onesie

At Maison Q, we take great pride in dreaming up prints that are fun, whimsical and bursting with colour. Each of our prints are conceptualised and brought to life by our talented creatives. Each print tells a whimsical story and here are the stories behind them:

Mandarin Jamboree

Step into a festive carnival inspired by Chinese symbolism. Take a good look and you will see that the tracks of the roller coaster and shaped like the number eight, for, you guessed it, maximum huat. The roller coaster seats are shaped like oranges, the Ferris wheel features pineapple-themed cabins and the Viking boat has been replaced with a majestic dragon boat. Join in the fun as guests stroll through the vibrant Mandarin Jamboree, where every ride tells a story of prosperity and joy.

The Red Scallop Print

The red scallop print draws inspiration from the seigaiha, a traditional wave-like pattern of stacked circles. The high points in the seigaiha represent the peaks of waves, symbolisng perseverance, resilience, and surges of good fortune. This print holds a special place at Maison Q, as it was the first featured in our inaugural collection launched in 2015

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

• A baby boy onesie with a low Mandarin collar and short sleeves. Created in the style of a romper with ‘pants’.

• Snap closure buttons three quarters down the front as well as at the bottom of the onesie for ease of wear and to help facilitate a quick change of diapers. 

• This is a reversible piece and can be worn inside out. Double the fun, twice the mileage.

• 100% cotton.

Care Instructions

• Gentle machine wash, on cold.
• Wash with like colours in a laundry bag.
• Do not soak.
• Iron on medium heat. For a reversible apparel, iron on medium and away from the hemline. Iron towards the centre of the apparel so that the two pieces of fabric in your reversible piece does not gather at the hem.
• Do not iron over brand labels or snap closure buttons.
• No clothes dryers.
• When washing, be mindful not to use too much detergent as this, in some cases, may affect the durability and colour of the cotton (a natural fabric) in the long run.