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"Kate Middleton may have made long-sleeve wedding dresses de rigueur (again) and tends to cause a run on everything she wears, but it looks like eight-month-old Prince George is becoming a pint-size fashion icon in his own right. Maybe it&amp;#x27;s because, this time around, George&amp;#x27;s positioning distracts from his mom&amp;#x27;s top (which, incidentally, is Temperley) or it&amp;#x27;s his sheer cuteness sporting a cashmere sweater (which, adorably, is a gift from grandpa Prince Charles), but the little prince is officially making personalized baby sweaters a thing. George&amp;#x27;s top from Gramps was actually from Welsh label, Corgi Hosiery, but England-based baby clothiers are benefiting from this frenzied effect. According to Grazia, local e-tailer My1stYears.com immediately sold out of personalized sweaters (or &amp;quot;jumpers&amp;quot; as they like to say on that side of the pond) right after George rocked his in the family pic. Four days after the photo hit the Interwebs, the company sold a whopping 1,200 teeny knits, mostly in baby blue and, weirdly enough, a good number that read &amp;quot;George.&amp;quot; George is a common British name, right? I mean, Lady Mary named her son George...anyway. Additional popular personalizations for the little ladies: &amp;quot;Princess Kate&amp;quot; and, of course, &amp;quot;Prince George&amp;#x27;s Future Wife.&amp;quot; So, do you think George is making personalized baby sweaters a thing? Would you buy yourself a personalized sweater?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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