During our very long trip down the West Coast we spent a week in Seattle. And until today I remember the very special atmosphere of this part of the world.
It really was one of my favourite spots during the trip (but then those 9 weeks were the most epic weeks spent ever and pretty much every city and stop was amazing!). There is this arty vibe, lots of music and somehow very relaxed. The nature is crazy beautiful and we were so lucky with the weather (the downside of Seattle is a lot of rain!) and could enjoy the surroundings too.
So when this young Seattle-based kids clothing brand called Beet World reached out, I was curious right away. Ashima, the founder, delivers ethically and sustainably made, 100% cotton pieces for girls ages 2-12.
Very comfortable, beautiful, vibrant and natural clothes that are soft on the skin and that look gorgeous. Passionately made for little adventures, special occasions and childhood memories.
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“Beet World brings together beautiful design, natural looks, great styling and gorgeous fabrics for children’s clothing. Our styles are distinctive, beautiful and elegant and just as much fun for twirling, skipping, dancing and unstoppable giggling.”
Definitely chic enough for fancy occasions, and so perfect for every day wear. Timeless, comfortable, practical and great for mixing and matching with anything already in the wardrobe.
And I like that it is not too romantic. Especially when you pair one of the tunics with some denims you get a cute and effortless weekend look. There are a few ruffles, some flowers and soft colours, but overall very easy, stylish and classic. Just what we like here…
Beet World is also focusing on ethical and sustainable production practices. All garments are proudly sourced from a single, family-owned factory in India that has been manufacturing and exporting cotton garments for over 40 years. And a portion of the proceeds from the Beet World Back-to-School collection are donated to organizations dedicated to promoting education and literacy to children around the world. We love!
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