Spotlight on Childrenswear: 5 Trendsetting Labels You Shouldn’t Miss

Children’s fashion, much like its adult counterpart, boasts diverse aesthetics, ranging from princess dresses to sporty ensembles. FashionUnited highlights five emerging labels shaping the world of children’s fashion.

1. Mori

Credits: Mori, Facebook

Overview: Mori, a British label established in 2015, stands out with its simple designs in soft, natural tones. Specializing in day and nightwear for babies and children, Mori also offers accessories like hats, mittens, and booties.

Popular Picks:

• Zip-Up Sleepover night suit (Bestseller – £33)
• Mori Original Joggers (Comfortable jogging suit – £25)
• Dino Recycled Waterproof (Navy blue coat with recycled polyester micro-fleece lining – £65)

Sustainability Focus: Mori embraces sustainability, crafting a significant portion of its items, including jumpsuits and bodysuits, from a blend of 30% organic cotton and 70% bamboo.

Availability: Mori’s products are accessible through its e-shop, a London-based boutique, and international retailers in the US, Spain, Singapore, Canada, and France.

2. Raquette

Credits: Raquette.

Inspiration: Raquette draws inspiration from tennis, reinterpreting the sport’s aesthetics to create versatile and functional streetwear for children and teenagers aged 3 to 12.

Highlighted Pieces:

• Purple Clay Longsleeve (Burgundy jumper – €38)
• Tennis skirt (Bright orange pleated version – €68)
• City Bomber 365 (Quilted taupe bomber – €125)

Ethical Commitment: Raquette pledges to donate 1% of annual revenues to environmental causes. Past collections are available on its e-commerce site at discounted prices.

Accessibility: The Barcelona-based brand is available internationally, including France and the US through select boutiques and online platforms.

3. Mipounet

Credits: Mipounet. Campaign imagery.

Origins and Style: Mipounet, originating from Spain, presents a romantic and poetic spirit in its children’s fashion collections. Launched in 2018, it focuses on timeless pieces produced in limited quantities.

Collection Highlights:

• Cream cardigan with blue flowers
• Caramel jumper with puffed sleeves
• Pale pink midi dress with oversized balloon sleeves

Pricing and Ethos: Mipounet’s pieces range from €45 to €164, emphasizing reduced quantities for quality over quantity.

Purchase Options: Exclusively available online, Mipounet is featured at select concept stores and can be purchased through various online retailers.

4. Marsou

Credits: Marsou, Facebook

Establishment: Founded in 2018, Marsou offers classic children’s clothing with careful reinventions, emphasizing materials, patterns, and collar choices.

Standout Products:

• ‘Wolf coat’ (Made in France – €96)
• ‘Zebra A Col’ cardigan (GOTS-certified organic terry cotton – €42)
• Reidi romper with leopard print and claudine collar (€59)

Availability: Marsou products are accessible through second-hand platforms in France and the UK’s childrenswear site Junior Edition.

5. Antoinette Paris

Credits: Antoinette Paris, Facebook

Inspiration and Launch: Launched in 2017, Antoinette Paris aims to bring the heritage of traditional French clothing to the United States, offering an elegant and feminine aesthetic for children aged 3 months to 10 years.

Signature Dresses: Antoinette Paris specializes in knee-length, colorful dresses with various embellishments, providing a princess-like look for children.

Pricing: The dresses are priced around €150, with additional pieces for little boys, such as Christmas-inspired dungarees at €141.95.

Purchase Platforms: Antoinette Paris operates an e-shop in English and is also available through the American children’s marketplace Maisonnette.

These five labels showcase the diversity and creativity in children’s fashion, offering parents and little ones an array of styles to explore and enjoy.