A weekly edit of stylish kidswear. From the high street and beyond…
It’s been an exciting week in the world of baby & kids’ fashion with lots of coveted labels launching their early Spring collections…
Fish & Kids (above) who’s new collection I adore and would quite like to wear myself. Thankfully there are some women’s pieces available too. Then The Animals Observatory’s bold primary colours and a personal favourite I like to dress my kids in – Tinycottons – they do such good prints and the best shorts. I love the retro striped pieces in the newest drop.
Finally, Mabli’s early Spring offering is just ridiculously sweet. So cosy and lovely but just adorable. It couldn’t be any lovelier. Just see the bonnets and looks below… you need to click through and see the lookbook images… but in all seriousness it’s a great transitional collection. The sail vests are a classic they’ll wear everyday.
I’m well aware that none of the above are hugely purse friendly. My own method right now is buy well, buy less. Shop smart. And sell outgrown stuff on Vinted! Then use the funds to buy more?
But you’ll find lots of beautiful high street and supermarket (I’m looking at you Tu) options below too. I firmly believe that it’s all about the mix. High/low. It’s how I dress my kids. With some preloved and vintage gems added in.
Speaking of which look out for my PRELOVED FRIDAY FINDS special coming NEXT WEEK in collaboration with Stanley Stores. We’re teaming up to gather together our favourite available now preloved and vintage buys from Instagram, vintage & preloved kids stores, Vinted, eBay and more for one week only. So, if you’re selling something preloved you think would work do send me the link so we can include. By email or Insta dm.
In the meantime, happy shopping. And thank God Jan is almost over…
PS. Did you see my Valentine’s edit? SO many cute heart things. Baby & kidswear, interiors bits, decor, the sweetest ever heart print baby doll stroller and more.
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