Baby & Children's Clothing
Babies and children's wear sits inside our product mix rather than being something we take on occasionally — around five percent of what we make, alongside womenswear and menswear.
It is also the category where a manufacturer's discipline is most visible. The fabrics are closer to the skin, the trims are put in the mouth, and the documentation is checked by people who did not write it.
Fabrics chosen for contact
Children's ranges are built on soft, breathable knits — organic and conventional cotton jersey, rib and interlock, viscose and modal blends — in weights that survive repeated washing without losing shape.
Where a collection calls for it, we work with GOTS-certified organic cotton and GRS-certified recycled fibres, so the claim on the hangtag can be traced back to a certificate.
Safety, trims and testing
Buttons, snaps, drawstrings, prints and appliqués are the decisions that decide whether a garment passes. We treat trim selection as a development task, not a purchasing afterthought, and we tell you when a detail will not clear the standard you are selling into.
Product-related testing runs through production, and independent third-party laboratory testing is arranged whenever a customer or a market requires it.
Sizing and grading
Children's grading is unforgiving: a size range that drifts by a few millimetres at each step reads badly on the rail and returns badly in the numbers.
Our pattern team works from a base size and a grading rule agreed with you at fit stage, so the whole range is confirmed before bulk fabric is committed.
- Organic and GOTS-certified cotton
- OEKO-TEX accredited facilities
- Trim and safety review at development
- Third-party laboratory testing
- Grading agreed before bulk
- In-house inspection before packing
Planning a children's range?
Tell us the age groups, the price architecture and the market you are selling into, and we will tell you what is achievable.
Talk to our team