How an $800 Baby Carrier Became the Birkin of Mom Gear
All of the fashion influencers and mommy bloggers she followed seemed to have the same soft, chic-looking pouch for their babies. When she looked up the product—the Artipoppe 'Zeitgeist' carrier—she couldn't believe that one popular model, a yin-yang design made of silk and cashmere, went for nearly $800.
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