Little girls buying baby T-shirts and wearing them, buying things extra small or taking them in, it really started here and now you see Ralph Lauren doing a shrunken polo shirt.

Extra t-shirts, extra socks, clothing and things like that. Soap, shampoos, conditioners and baby wipes because if you don't have water, it's easy to wipe your hands.

There's a severe lack of interest in Asia. There was some physical buying on the dips down. That's started to dissipate.

It's most dizzying if, for women to go in and spend $1,000 for a skirt and the next season, it's 12 inches too short or too long. Our stuff isn't investment pieces for a lifetime, it's about looking fun for the moment.

We're not trying to compete with the big designers but to say along with Bill Blass, Donna Karan, this is what else is happening, what else is influencing fashion.

I'll have a couple hundred of just family wearing Blaze shirts.