A vibrant, multi-award-winning Portuguese children's clothing brand known for bold colors, artistic prints, and a distinctive retro-chic aesthetic.

Founded by graphic designer Adriana Esperalba, Bobo Choses is one of the most recognised names in European kidswear — known for hand-drawn prints, bold colour, and collections that treat childhood as a serious subject.

Every collection starts with a story. Core DNA: play, curiosity, nonsense, creativity, and imagination. GOTS-certified organic cotton throughout.

Founded by Emily Gray the same year she became a mother — a deliberate response to the noise and excess of mainstream kidswear. Soft colours, clean silhouettes, nothing to prove.

All garments are GOTS-certified organic cotton, produced in Portugal and Turkey. The core collection is built around essentials that stay relevant and move easily between siblings.

Founded by Chloé de Bailliencourt on the Basque coast. The design language is distinctly French — simple, timeless, and a little cheeky. Each collection is built around exclusive prints and bold colour combinations.

Over 150 stockists across Europe, Asia, and the US. Over 60% organic cotton, with fabric offcuts reused and unsold stock donated to charity.

Founded by sisters Rita and Madalena, built around one thing: overalls. Vintage-style
overalls for kids with a kick-back attitude and an irreverent sense of humour — flowers, fruits, pastels, pop colours.

Everything made in Portugal, ethically produced, built to be passed from one child to the next. One of the most distinctive voices in European kidswear.

Founded by Avril (15 years at Balenciaga, Missoni, Lanvin) and Sarah (13 years at JPG, Helmut Lang, Kenzo). Built with a single rule: zero new raw materials.

Every piece is made from deadstock fabric from the 1950s to present. The signature growing pants unfold as the child grows, revealing contrasting vintage fabric inside.

Founded by Danny Silberstein. «Mumzers» — the word his parents used for him and his siblings when they were being rambunctious, sharp, full of spark. A lovable troublemaker.

Built on mix-and-match logic: Setzers, Teezers, Breezers, Trouzers, Onezers, Swimzers. Oversized fit, sizes 1–8. For the wild in every child.

Created by Nathalie Ferrarini from a personal love of vintage and a frustration with mainstream kidswear. The answer: clothing that is fun, colourful, and ethical — without compromise on any of the three.

Rooted in vintage sportswear, relaxed silhouettes, cheerful colours. Made from eco-friendly or upcycled materials for kids who actually move in their clothes.

«Gommu» means rubber in Japanese. A mother-daughters project born with a specific idea: toys as good for the planet as for the child. Each toy is handmade from hevea tree white sap (natural rubber), hand-painted with food-grade organic paint.

100% biodegradable. No PVC, no BPA, no mold risk. Because they're handmade, no two are exactly alike — which is the point.

One of Europe's most recognised names in creative play, sold in over 40 countries. Every puzzle, game, craft kit, and mobile is designed with the kind of attention to colour, illustration, and detail you'd expect from a studio, not a toy company.

Djeco works with artists and illustrators from around the world. Each product takes one to two years from concept to release. Beautiful, durable, designed to be handed down.