I was lucky enough to receive a pair of these cool mittens. The idea is one of those “why didn’t I think of that”! The mittens have an extra long cuff to keep them up and the child warm—very clever! These modern and hip mitts have the most darling embroidered designs and are really well made—using really soft and quality fabrics. Today you get a chance to win from mimiTENS!

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Anna-Maria writes………..

Introducing mimiTENS…makers of ingenious and adorable mittens for babies and toddlers.
mimiTENS have big stretchy cuffs so that they stay on. Eco-friendly fabrics are good for baby and mama-Earth. Made in Canada because it is the right thing to do. mimiTENS loves and supports local charities. When you buy our mittens and scarves, you support them to.

We would like to give a few lucky Skip To My Lou readers the chance to try out some mimiTENS. Just name one of the charities that we support and you could win a scarf and a pair of mimiTENS of your choosing (approximate retail value $60 CDN) then come back here and leave a comment on this post. HINT: the answer is on our Web site; www.mimitens.com. The contest ends Sunday, March 15th, 2009 and is open to residents of Canada and the United States.

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Feeling extra lucky? After you visit mimiTENS you can skip on over to The Secret is in the Sauce for their Spring Fling. They are giving away prizes every hour and you will also find links to giveaways all over the blogosphere!

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  1. These are wonderful! Hope I get a set. Love that each line supports a charity. Super cool. One of them is the Yonge Street Mission

  2. Adorable!

    I am visiting via SITS and hope you’ll stop by and enter my giveaway too.

  3. Very cool, I think they would actually stay on while playing! I am personally affected by a family member with autism, and am grateful for their support of the Geneva Centre for Autism.

  4. That is awesome that they support charities, both the Geneva Centre for Autism and the Younge Street Mission are wonderful causes. I wish I had heard about these mittens sooner. My family has been stationed in Alaska for the last 3 winters and my littlest one has just turned 2 and I cannot tell you how much these mittens would have come in handy. Thank You for letting us know about all these great companies.

  5. So sweet – and it’s great that they support the Yonge Street Mission! :o) Hooray for Canadian companies!

  6. How cute! I love that they promote their support for charities like Geneva Centre for Autism. I wsh more companies did! Thanks for the chance to win.

  7. Pick me! Thanks for your note that “A portion of sales from this yearโ€™s collection will benefit the Geneva Centre for Autism.”

  8. These are so cute. I think most of us are trying to be more responsible consumers, and you offer a lot in that scene: eco-friendly materials, support of charities (like Geneva Centre for Autism), local charity support, and products made in Canada. Also, it’s precious to involve your daughter in your designing. ๐Ÿ˜€

  9. What a great idea. We were in the snow last month and my daughter would get so upset when the snow would get inside her gloves and mittens. These sound like the perfect solution. And know they support the Geneva Centre for Autism is really an added bonus! My best friend has two boys with autism so this is such a close to my heart cause.

  10. I am happy to see that Mimi Tens supports the Geneva Centre for Autism. My daugher went nuts over the owl pair of mittens. She loves her woo hows!

  12. These are great! They support the Geneva Centre for Autism and the Yonge Street Mission – so nice to see a company giving back! Also, made in Canada = extra win!

  13. These look like such an ingenious idea. Love it!

    They support the Geneva Centre for Autism.

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