The business owner said that while she never imagined it would turn into a regular thing, little Elizabeth loved it so much that the mum-and-daughter duo rarely step out with differenc now 'twin' together all the time.
Melissa added their outfits always turn heads and even attract a few remarks from strangers in the street while out in public - but said the comments have always been positive.
She said: 'We started more thing the same when she was about three or four, and she really loves it.
'I was dressing her in some colourful clothes a few years back and realised how much I liked her outfits. I had a look online and saw some companies that did matching outfits for kids and adults, which was great. So, I ordered some nice clothes online.
'Her clothes really appealed to me, so it's good to join in on the fun.
'She usually requests for us to wear 'matchy matchy' and will come up with some ideas for what we should try.
The pair try and co-ordinate their looks at least three or four times a week, and it has a parenting upside too.
Melissa says: 'I always joke that if I lose her, and the police ask what she was wearing, at least I can just show them my outfit and they'll know.'
Melissa added that she and Elizabeth always turn heads while out in public in their matching clothes - but said the comments from strangers have always been kind.
She said: 'Your children are part of your identity, and I wouldn't dress Elizabeth up in something that I didn't like.
'The clothes are ethical and organic, which is good for us and good for the planet.
'I can not only express my personality but I feel good knowing I'm supporting a positive working environment and sustainability for farmers and factory workers.
'It helps me feel connected to her, and when we're out in public it's like everyone knows we are together. It's always so dreary here in winter, so I feel like we bring our own sunshine.
'When I'm wearing the same outfit as my child, and she is beaming with brightness and personality, I feel like I'm exuding that as well.
'We both really love it. It makes us feel special together. We always attract a lot of stares when we're out and about. People always say nice things when we're out in public and that they love what we're wearing.
Other parents say they wish they'd done the same with their own offspring when they were younger.
Melissa adds: 'I'd recommend for any parents to give it a try, even just it a go with pyjamas or something and see your child's reaction. It's all a bit of good fun and we really enjoy it.'
In a month of Sundays you wouldn't catch my daughter-in-law dressing up in Frozen princess dresses, Peppa Pig socks or Gruffalo wellies.
But that's because she's a grown up and her daughter is enabled to have her own identity and space as a child.
SOTT comment is spot on. Far too much immaturity and escapism amongst people who are chronologically adults but mentally children. As seen very recently in the crowds of adult kids who stamped their feet and bawled like toddlers outside No10 because they don't like democracy.