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acorn kids
Born form a love of all things fun, fashionable and of course functional, Acorn Kids specialises in children's hats, beanies, scarves and mittens. The range is designed to bring a little piece of happiness to the heads of little people and is sure to bring smiles to all the big people passing by.
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ada ada
Ada Ada designs clothes and accessories for babies from the ages of newborn to two years old. The label was established by three sisters Miriam, Ada and Ayelet Bernstein. Miriam completed her BA from Parsons School of Design, NYC, US in 2004 where she majored in photography. Ada studied textile design and pattern making at Shenkar College, Ramat Gan, Israel, completing her studies in 2006. The label was established in 2006 and the flagship store opened a year later in Tel Aviv. The label creates unique and high quality clothes, while maintaining comfort and beauty throughout every collection. The use of natural fabrics of the highest quality, the clean comfortable designs and the always unique, classic colour line ensures that each collection is identified with the label's vision and its beliefs.
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chalk n cheese
Chalk n Cheese all began in 2005 after returning from designing in the UK. Tracy felt that the children's wear all looked the same. Chalk n Cheese offers a beautiful range of children's wear for our little ones. The boutique clothing is for boys and girls from baby to six years old. The range is not cute, but clothing we would have worn as children. Like your favourite toy they become something to hang on to; heirlooms to pass down from generation to generation. Growing up is fun, colourful, and full of memories. Chalk n Cheese brings those memories flooding back.
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coco and ginger
Coco and Ginger is a beautiful quality baby and girl's business from bali. They source hand-woven fabric, and unique prints, and all embroidery is hand stitched, smocked and crocheted. All pieces are whimsical, and will create a piece of magic in your girl's wardrobe.
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craft schmaft
Claire had a sock toy addiction. It began when she was pregnant and nesting. At first she dismissed it.she had not sewn in years. "Craft Schmaft" she said. Well it seems this crafty thing is here to stay. Her products bring you the delights of making sock softies, fabric finds and crafty inspiration from round the interweb.
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feiyue
the french little light weight canvas shoe finds inspiration through its many travels. since 2006 feiyue has been growing and exploring new lands, in harmony with its values.
fascinated by urban art, music and travel, the team intuitively follows its day to day fancies to enhance the feiyue range, following no specifications on trends or other preliminary studies. memories, images, impressions and moods, picked up along their travels, permanently mesh and enhance the brand's identity.
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happy socks
It all started under the cloud-ridden April sky of yet another belayed Swedish spring in 2008. A vision to spread happiness by turning an everyday essential into a colourful design piece. A rigid standard or ultimate quality, craftsmanship, and creativity. A philosophy brought to perfection by the Happy Socks collective of creators, mostly recently spotted in a 400 year old shrieking red cottage among the cherry trees, and berry bushes in a park located in the midst of Stockholm. A fun, happy, and unisex sock for all your families feet.
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heavenly creatures
The Heavenly Creatures Children’s Wear concept began 2005, when two mums in the making, began creating clothes they could not find for their babies. Heavenly Creatures clothing has a nostalgic feel mixed in with a hand full of cool. Each piece is irresistible and functional and will never get in the way of swings, scooters, fairies, mud or cupcakes. The team at Heavenly Creatures draws inspiration from every imaginable source to bring you beautiful, imaginative, statement pieces to add to your child’s wardrobe every season.
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itch design
Our children communicate outwardly through touch, sound, colour and if given the opportunity will explore their world through fashion. What they wear enhances their personality and makes a statement about the little individuals they are trying to be. The concept behind Itch Design started in 2005 with full time mum and graphic designer combining her two passions to bring a sense of fun and interest to children's clothing, launching a range of t-shirts that created a stir. Gathering success from across Australia and overseas Itch Design has now expanded to form a complete fashion statement for fabulous tots and style conscious small fry, with distinctive graphics and super cute characters children can have fun with. Itch Design has a strong focus on stimulating the creative young mind and serves up an eclectic mix of super cool tees, and pieces inspired by edgy adult fashion.
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kutie protocol
There was a boy and girl who always wanted to be like Mahatma Ghandi and Mother Teresa to save the world. Since neither of them were indians, lawyers or nuns, but happen to be born in Colombia and living in Australia with a passion for fashion they came up with this idea. Kutie Protocol is an Australian fashion label producing premium denim wear for children with the latest grown-up trends. Designed to look good, feel great and contribute to make our planet a better place. Parents and relatives all over the world wear, eat and live their social and ecological purpose are the ones who look for opportunities to make an impact at a personal level in their everyday lives. A new generation of awareness and consciousness is changing the way we do business and the way we live our lives. Kutie Protocol's mission is to produce the most amazing denim quality in children's wear, through an ethical approach which is about helping a lot of people, protecting the planet and building a solid fashion label worth talking about.
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littlehorn
Dress your little people in cool threads with a little edge, and a whole lot of fun. Littlehorn is the brand that will see them through the play at the park and also into party times. Rock some Littlehorn.
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lark design
Allison Jones first launched Lark in England in 2004. She moved to rural Victoria in 2006 with her Australian partner, Paul, in search of a simpler lifestyle for their young family. Lark's products are hand-made, high quality, ethical, appealing and fun. Their aim is to make you smile! Allison continues to make many of the products herself. She also works with skilled local craftspeople, and with non-profit community organisations, including an organisation of women artisans in rural Bangladesh and a group of adults with disabilities closer to home in Central Victoria. Allison was surrounded by ‘home-made’ clothes and toys as a child, and much of her inspiration comes from these lovingly-made objects and the people who made them, as well as from vintage children’s book illustrations.
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minti
Conveying a quirky side to kids wear, husband and wife team designers, Nick and Amy Joblin, and Nick and Jenny Clegg have provided infant and kids wear with a much needed dose of cool.....Minti serves up a collection of clever graphics and prints on deluxe cotton garments through to hand destroyed denim jeans and more intricate collection pieces. Minti has a very cool motto..."would I wear that if I was small"
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mini & maximus
We like kids. We think they are super cool and whimsical and funny. And we are awed and inspired by their ceaseless originality, courage and exuberance. We like the creative spirit. We like the impulse to imagine and conceive and actualize, and the discoveries that occur within the process of creating. We like responsibility and bigger perspectives. We like the idea that we are all in this together-that this world belongs to all of us and that our choices should reflect that viewpoint. We like the idea of nurturing and caring for the world we share. We like the forefront. We like the trailblazing and pushing ahead. We like shaking things up, looking outside the box, and re-considering the status quo. We like keeping things fresh, vibrant and playful.
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missie munster
Missie Munster is a collection of kids apparel that is driven by music, art and street culture. Inspired by the legend Mikey Munster, the devious side of every kid, missie munster garments balance a mix of kid themes and adult styling with durability and comfort leaving them satisfied and you feeling a little jealous.
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munster
Munster Kids is a collection of kids apparel that is driven by music, art and street culture. Inspired by the legend Mikey Munster, the devious side of every kid, munster garments balance a mix of kid themes and adult styling with durability and comfort leaving them satisfied and you feeling a little jealous.
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native shoes
Native Shoes are inspired by classic, casual silhouettes, but made with the lightest and most comfortable material available. Native Shoes are the best of both worlds. Footwear for the future done in the style of everything we've ever loved about shoe design. You can slip them on for a quick stroll, throw them in your backpack for a day at the beach. Our Aesthetic is relaxed, flexible and active. Native Shoes is footwear for anybody, anywhere, anytime.
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olive's friend pop
AOlive's friend Pop is a collection of vintage-inspired, original clothing for little girls, and boys, but that's a bit long, we call it 'nostalgic playwear.'
A bit like modern-day heirlooms.
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paper wings
Paper Wings design influences are wonderfully eclectic, with strong links to historical shapes, traditional crafts, to both vintage and contemporary graphics. With a professional background in internationally acclaimed feature films such as Moulin Rouge, Star Wars and Peter Pan, and many theatre and television productions, Jason and Michelle have evolved a fresh and unusual approach development.
All collections are individually manufactured and most importantly, hand finished with the greatest care. Paper Wings is committed to providing premium quality products and utilizing the finest natural fibers.
Paper Wings celebrates the freedom of being children, looking like children and most importantly feeling like children.
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Polka
Welcome to a land where fashion is fun, you can mix it and layer it without help from mum! Cheery colours and patterns; for mr's and misses, disguised as Vikings and Eskimo Princesses. Fabrics are made of lovable, breathable, durable stuff, these threads are easily dressable, kid-friendly and tough! Get on your mum's good side - it's the best place to be, most Polka gear goes fine in the washing machine! Salute Happy Times and stand up tall and straight, coz' Polka has landed and just ate your cake!
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Rittenhouse
Ritttenhouse combines sophisticated graphics, beautiful fabrics and a strong focus on quality Australian manufacturing. Rittenhouse sits somewhere between “boutique” and “street” and appeals to a customer who appreciates fine quality and is not trend-driven. The concepts that influence the designs are centred around the mixing and blending of ideas that might not normally be found together to create a unique and beautiful look. Often experimenting and collaborating with artists and other designers, creators Sally McDonald and Micah Hamdorf explain, “'Playful’ is a recurring theme within almost all Rittenhouse stories.” And it’s this willingness to investigate with prints and fabrics and create a tongue-in-cheek take on tradition that embodies a classic Rittenhouse collection. Rittenhouse’s upcoming collections continue to be skilfully made in Australia with a focus on quality and fit.
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saltwater sandals
Cool kids love Saltwater Sandals. A cult of classic Stateside, where A-list cuties live in them all summer long, (as did their famous mummies and daddies before them), these sandals not only boast retro good looks, but can withstand a lot of summer fun. Sun, sea, and sand resistant. Saltwater Sandals are made from high-quality leather and vulcanised rubber. Sturdy but stylish. Tough yet comfy. Sling them on for a beach or add a pretty frock and show them off at parties. They come in grown-up sizes, too!
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sevi
Sevi was founded in Italy in 1831 with an international profile: it was born in Val Gardena, where the influence of Middle European culture was and is strong and alive. Sevi produces objects and accessories for children to furnish their rooms, to play with and for their health care. Sevi also wishes to protect our environment: the varnishes used are non-toxic. Furthermore, it also proposes classical games and gadgets for an ageless consumer. Today Sevi is an international brand name, placed in the higher band of the market with collections that conjugate the objective quality of the product together with an aesthetic value appreciated even by the most demanding client. Sevi 1831 is a brand name that identifies the oldest European Company producing wooden toys.
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stella cove
At the heart of Stella Cove is a collection of high-end ubercool swimwear for mothers and daughters who are as cool as they are cute. If you get a kick out of garments that are so beautiful they make you smile, quality so good you can feel it the moment you pick it up and made in such a way that it just feels good to wear -then Stella Cove's swimwear for mothers and daughters -is for you.
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Sudo
Designed in Melbourne this label is for those with a keen eye for fashion. Sudo brings a whole new outlook to children’s wear incorporating edgy, functional clothing designed to make your child stand out from the rest. Sudo’s much sought after jeans have proven to be a wardrobe staple for children.
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three little trees
Every child is unique and beautiful in many different ways. Kate and Jacqui design bold stunning styles to reflect and enhance the beauty of all children in this world. They began their journey because they believed that they could bring something new and unique to fashion for children and babies. If you have ever heard the saying “We do not own the Earth, we merely borrow it from our children” you will understand what Three Little Trees is all about. With every garment there are native seeds according to the country the garments are sold in attached to each swing tag. The idea here is that children from all over the earth; while looking stylish, your little one can plant these little seeds and watch our world grow with them. This tiny little thing that we can teach our children to do will sustain our earth for their children and grandchildren for many years to come. Educating our children on sustainability is of great importance to the ethos of Three Little Trees.
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