Norwegian Jumina design is artistic and unique garments for both adults and children, using natural materials and organic fair trade cotton. The designer behind the concept, Elisabeth Grønning Rognmo, is inspired by her 3 children and by old Norwegian fairy tales. Elisabeth is highly creative and environmentally aware, which is reflected in her high quality clothing line. All clothing and...
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Girls Fashion 2-8y
Exquisite embroidery by Soft Gallery
With Soft Gallery, the cut of the clothes may be simple, plain and comfortable, but it’s the detail of the embroidery and the sequins that make them completely different. The current AW10 collection is no exception: Available at the Little Fashion Gallery and Kids of Luxury. Photo: AW10 by Soft Gallery
Read moreSoft knitted “must haves” for this season
For the baby: Baby Andean hat and Carla baby booties, both knitted in 100% alpaca, available in the colours chocolate, grey, mocha and white. Sizes: 0-3m. For the girls: Blouse Mina and Bow-tie Blouse Nina, both knitted in 100% cashllama. Available in colours b.grey, chocolate and white. Sizes: 1-2y, 3-4y, 5-6y and 7-8y. For the boys: Basic Cardigan knitted in 100% cashllama available in the...
Read moreMonamici AW10
Swedish design label Monamici creates kids apparel inspired by a contemporary urban look yet being quite classic and conservative. A Monamici garment is of premium quality, carefully tailored with superior craftsmanship and the finest fabrics for a beautiful comfort and perfect fit. The Monamici Company was established in 2005 by the Stockholm based sisters Helene Edsta and Karolin af Jochnick...
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Nostalgic retro design by Holly’s
Holly's was born in Copenhagen, Denmark in 2002 when Britt Bonnesen and Camilla Anderson desicede to give the 70s four-leaf clover new life. Initially they launched only a baby collection but as the retro design got a lot of positive feedback they were encouraged to develop Holly's further and their clothes are now available for all children -and their mummies! I discovered Holly's for the first...
Read moreMerino wool ideal for infants and children
The wool that many of us associate with clothing is not the wool of today. The scratchy and heavy fabric of early twentieth century clothing manufacturers has given way to the mix of wool blends like merino wool. The agony of dealing with itchy, scratchy wool has been replaced with lightweight and finely woven wools. The advantages of merino wool are many. It’s naturally soft, and like all...
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Winter Sale with up to 50% off at Dundelina
I have written about the Norwegian label Dundelina previously, with it's unique concept that combines sophisticated clothing design, accessories and literature for children which interact. Fairytale clothing based on different stories. They are currently having a winter sale on with up to 50% off on all stock. Picture to the left shows Dundelina "old house dress" In the light of the moon...
Read moreChristmas Collection from danish designer brand bombiBitt
With December just around the corner it could be an idea to check out your child's wardrobe, and order what you need online (if you are not bothered with running around chasing for that special outfit). I've started browsing, and found a few stylish in a casual way items from danish designer brand bombiBitt. BombiBitt have bright and lovely clothes in a casual and functional way, for boys and...
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Velour by Mini A Ture, wonderfully soft and snuggly for your baby
The autumn/winter catwalks this year were thronged with defiantly sumptuous fabrics, most notably velvet. Quite similar to velvet is velour, soft and cozy, only a lot more reasonable priced. Mini A Ture have a few items in their AW09 collection in beautiful rich autumn colours and in the softest velour fabric. Have a look at oscarselk.com
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Dundelina, a functional, timeless and sophisticated fairy tale
dundelina, a norwegian brand, is a unique clothing concept that combines design and literature, allowing children to explore their imagination beyond the ordinary fairy tale stories. By taking contemporary literature as a starting point, dundelina gives children new elements that encourage creative play and nourish their imaginary. Every year, dundelina invites a Norwegian author to write a...
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