Bodysuits, sleepsuits, sets and hats. Flat seams, gentle fastenings and soft fabrics.
Kids' clothing.
Newborn to fourteen, with its own pattern room and its own people.
Small garments are not scaled-down big ones.
A dedicated kids' pattern room knows how a three-year-old's shoulder moves, why a neckline has to clear a head without a fastening, and how many washes a school polo has to survive before a parent complains.
Safety is designed in from the sketch rather than checked at the end. A detail that should not be on a child's garment never leaves the studio.
Four kinds of garment.
Jersey tops, dresses, shirting, trousers, shorts, sweats and light knits.
Polos, pinafores, trousers, skirts and cardigans built to survive a hundred washes.
Padded jackets, softshells, raincoats and gilets, with warm fills and water-repellent finishes.
Designed in at the sketch, not inspected in at the end.
Soft on day one, still there in year two.
Children's fabric has two jobs pulling in opposite directions: it has to feel gentle when it is unwrapped, and it has to survive a great many hot washes.
So we wash our fabrics before we approve them, and look at what comes out.
From the neck label out.
Labels
Woven, printed and heat-transfer, in the languages your markets need.
Trims
Press studs, zips, drawcords and buttons, chosen with children in mind.
Decoration
Print, embroidery, appliqué and reflective details.
Packaging
Bags, tags, boxes and hangers, in your own design.
Send us a kids' programme.
A sketch, a competitor garment or a mood board is enough to start.