Store FAQ

• How do your leggings fit?

  Our leggings fit pretty traditionally. They are similar to babyGap's sizing. If you are debating between two different sizes, order up. Babies grow so quickly, it's better for something to be a little big than too small!

• How do I wash my leggings?

  Machine wash delicate cycle with phosphate free detergents to preserve vibrant color, tumble or hang dry.

• Where does this store ship from?

  Central California.

• How long will it take to receive my order?

  Once shipped, most domestic orders take anywhere from 2 to 10 business days to arrive depending on the efficiency of your local postal service.

• Do you accept orders placed outside of the US?

  Yes! We ship worldwide.

• What is this store's return and exchange policy?

  Sorry, no returns or exchanges will be permitted. All sales are final.

• I adore your leggings, but why are they so expensive?

  Thank you for loving my leggings! They truly are unique and one of a kind. I design the fabrics, have them printed on USA organic cotton, cut and sew them all myself. Because you are getting a quality product that is handmade, it costs more. Plus, getting custom organic fabric printed is not cheap!

• Who is behind Candy Kirby Designs?

  CKD is a one-woman show consisting of a twenty-something wife and mama named Erin. Hi. I was nicknamed Kirby and I have quite the sweet tooth, so when the time came to name my little business, Candy Kirby Designs kind of just rolled off the tongue. I strive to make comfortable and modern clothing for your littles. When I started having my own children I noticed how difficult it was going to be to dress them in clothes that weren't covered in glitter, phrases, or animal characters. I wanted simple, yet modern classic pieces that could mix and match with many other items in their wardrobes. So here we are. Thank you for checking out my site! I appreciate every single sale I get and would never ship anything out that didn't meet my high standards of quality. I'm the best kind of perfectionist there is, after all.