House of Jamie launched their new collection yesterday – consisting of minimalistic and bold designs in eco friendly and super soft high quality fabrics.
Stripes, lots of black and grey and some fab collar suits and tees!
Sizes went up again and the brand now caters up to a size 122/128 {7-8 years}.
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For boys there is a very cool Long Zip Sweater and Knee Patch Jogger.
And my favourite outfit for girls is the Dungaree Dress combined with the Collar Tee or suit for smaller girls.
House of Jamie selects the finest and most eco friendly fabrics and materials for her collections. Soft for kids and sustainable in use. The collections are designed in Amsterdam and produced with the utmost care and attention in Istanbul. All products are
100% Fair Trade and child labor free!
Kukuu {I wrote about them before} just launched a new piece of furniture. And it is something that you, modern parents, will love!
The SO:LO desk. An innovative piece of furniture that grows with a child from changing table to kids table with bench and desk as well. The transformation is super easy as we have put a lot of effort in every detail.
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Sleek design that is easy to assemble as well as carefully selected sustainable materials { made using the highest quality materials in Europe that are tested to be safe and durable} will make sure that you can use SO:LO for a very long time:
‘We believe that furniture created with love and attitude becomes something more than just a thing. They carry a story with them –the story of care, the story of a love what you do.‘
First a changing table {and if you ask me a changing table should always be convertible otherwise it is such a shame – who does not love to keep the most imported piece of furniture of your baby’s first years?} then a play table incl bench and then a desk. Genius and so chic!
To be honest I have no idea how I came up with baby boys. I mean boys are great and maybe I just felt that it was time to focus a little on them for a day. Even so I did actually really go down the blue road… me… who does not like stereotypes… and that is why I think everything you see here could very much go with Baby Girl too. [read more=”Read more” less=”Read less”]
Little Joséphine, for example, is usually a ‘he’ because she is hardly dressed in pink or other very girly colours and with the lack of hair {which I love… and it does extend the baby period a little} – she is a boy with her grey, blue & black!
I am so happy to have a brand from Berlin here on the blog today, It’s been a while but my excitement to show you something great from my hometown is still the same!
Have you heard about lena lieb already?
Lena is a trained tailor, studied fashion designer and traveled around the world to work for some ‘big names’… once this lifestyle became a little to overwhelming Lena came back to Berlin, worked with students at the university and had a baby.
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And yes, this is where lena lieb starts: Lena was looking for high quality kids wear made from silk and wool for her daughter. What she found was very little and then not very fashionable. The design mum started to make her own clothes.
With a lot of love, passion as well as desire to keep our earth clean Lena makes some very adorable pieces for babies and kids. Everything is organic and from local suppliers {keeping transportation short} and every factory as well as supplier has the GOTS certification.
Lena designs the patterns and prints, all fabrics are made and screen printed exclusively for her. And then Lena sews. The knitted pieces are done by elderly ladies.
I love when brands have background stories like this. I always feel it makes a big difference when putting our kids in those garments and we know how much love was put into making them!
Have a look at the new collection. Very lovely prints, tight fits {which I like because it is easier to put a jumper or jacket over the onesie and you see the yummy baby arms much better} and the wool/silk mix is great for babies skin. Keeps them warm in winter and cool in summer!
And as a little treat for you – I am running an Instagram competition together with lena lieb. We are giving away one item from her collection. Your favourite item! You can choose the one you love most {except the Stulpen Uhu suit and Girlitz vest}. Jump over to my IG for a chance to win! Good luck!
Mountain Honey Clothier is a very dangerous place. Nearly all tiny things are cute but here everything just screams ‘need’, ‘want’, ‘must have’….
Everything is so whimsical, well made, and unique – you can see how much love and passion is in every product. And it is these things we love. The small brands, the hand made, the organic part and everything else – it makes us happy to put on our children.
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Mountain Honey was founded by Deidre Lozier, a mother of 3, who always loved children’s fashion and heirloom quality. The line is handmade in the mountains of Vermont, in a small studio. Pieces that are timeless and fun, yet incredibly functional.
The cutest bonnets, little moccs, teethers as well as feather wands and adorable linen bunnies!
‘Using organic cottons, re purposed materials, water based non-toxic inks, energy efficient machines, and so much more. When we purchase materials we partner with other small businesses, and companies with beliefs that match our own. When you make a purchase from us, you are doing so much more than getting your little one an adorable piece of clothing, and that is something you can be proud of.‘
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