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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Simplicity, comfort and eco-friendly; well done, LUDD!
LUDD is a Swedish-Spanish company creating exclusive, ethical, ecological basics for your child (0-3years). Design of Sweden, made in the EU. Choosing LUDD is choosing quality, basics and a brand full of meaning as the company itself adhere to a strict code of values: - Using fair-trade 100% organic cotton, eco friendly dye and printing. - All materials are quality certified and chosen to protect...
Read moreWarming hand knitted news from Mormor
I've mentioned danish label MorMor earlier. A danish company filled up with knitting grannies! All garments are delivered with a signed note, from the granny who knitted the piece, especially for your child. If you can’t find what you are looking for on their site mormor.nu they will be happy to receive any requests too. They've been knitting over the summer and have now launched a few warming...
Read moreLUDD baby’s exclusive basics
Swedish design, created in Spain, made entirely in the European Union. All materials are selected for their quality and the baby's comfort using fair trade 100% organic cotton and the garments are health and safety certified. Order LUDD online from www.luddorganic.com You'll receive your LUDD garment in a container made of recycled materials. So not only the best of the best for your baby but...
Read morePoppy Rose in full blossom
Fair trade organic cotton, Liberty prints and the nostalgic look we adore. Poppy Rose's AW 10 collection is on it's way, and we are looking forward to it!
Read moreWorld Fair Trade Day 2010
Fairtrade is an independent brand organization that controls that the products are sustainable produced, that the worker’s rights are respected and that the paid price stands in relation to the production’s and living’s expenses. The objective is that the good and stable incomes that the producers get through Fair Trade will enable the producers to support themselves without any aid....
Read moreSlow Fashion for now and the future
Fast speed in fashion is a defining characteristic of today's textile and clothing industry where it's possible to turn a sample or design sketch into a finished product in as little as 12 days. And it's fast consumption, with consumers buying more than what they need. Fast fashion has been dominating the market for more than a decade, seducing customers by cheap versions of styles that had...
Read moreIn need of a knitting Granny?
I don't know about you but my mum and my mother in law are both very active women still working full time and with very little spare time. We have been lucky enough to receive a few knitted items, but we can't expect new sweaters for every Christmas. The Danes are known for being innovative and entrepreneurial. Karen Leth and Nina Brandi is the creative and hard working ladies behind the brand...
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