Cover For playdates, school outings and more, check out these local brands to shop for children’s clothes (Photo: Instagram / @olabebe___)
For playdates, school outings and more, check out these local brands to shop for children’s clothes (Photo: Instagram / @olabebe___)
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On the lookout for stylish and comfortable children’s clothes? Take a look at these local brands
Dressing your little ones can be a fun challenge—especially when you’re searching for clothing that stands out from the crowd. Why settle for cookie-cutter styles when your child can wear something quirky and adorable while completely age-appropriate at the same time?
From playdates and mall outings to birthday parties and school events, these local brands have you covered with children’s clothes that are as practical as they are charming. Some of these finds are even offshoots of our favourite adult-sized brands. Whether you’re looking for everyday essentials or outfits for a special occasion, these labels are worth adding to your wish list.
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Patton
Patton expands its signature style into the world of children’s wear with the launch of Patton Play, a new drop designed for little ones, featuring the brand’s first piece: the Oversized Play Tee. Made with the same high-quality fabric and minimalist silhouette, the tee is gender-neutral, easy to wear and perfect for everyday movement. Designed for matching moments in all forms, it brings together those who matter most, through any bond, any story.
Little One by Anika
This children’s line by local slow fashion brand Anika brings your favourite fashion finds to life in pint-sized perfection. Catering to children aged 6 months to 6 years, they offer breathable, comfortable linen pieces that are perfect for hours of playtime outdoors. From dresses to shorts, their breezy silhouettes make twinning with your little one effortless and adorable.
Ola Bebe
Who says children’s clothes have to be all muted pastels? Ola Bebe brings colour to the forefront with Indian handblock prints and 100-percent cotton fabric, comfortable for little ones who live in the tropics. An offshoot of Ola Haus, they reflect their main brand’s bright aesthetic—bursting with personality and made for the sunshine.
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Tili Dahli
Tili Dahli offers a blend of comfort and style safe for children’s sensitive skin. With active lifestyles and outdoor fun in mind, the brand offers elevated basics like bathing suits and rash guards in addition to traditional onesies and dresses. Thoughtfully crafted by famous moms Anne Curtis and Solenn Heusaff, each piece is made with care to support your child’s every adventure.
UMI Baby
Pieces from UMI Baby are feminine, adorable and versatile, with a selection ranging from charming casual dresses to clothes suited for special occasions. In addition to children’s clothes, UMI Baby offers a selection of maternity and nursing wear, ensuring both mothers and little ones can feel comfortable and stylish.
Smocktini
Smocktini brings a touch of nostalgia to children’s clothes with its hand-smocked creations laden with whimsical floral designs. Crafted from soft fabrics that ensure comfort and ease of movement, the brand’s knack for flouncy silhouettes and delicate embroidery elicits timeless charm with a modern twist.
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Julianna has been interested in leading a literary life since she first read Frances Hodgson Burnett's A Little Princess at eight. Before working with Tatler, she was an archive intern at The Center for Fiction in Brooklyn, New York. She is a textbook Pisces who devotes most of her spare time to her crochet projects, watching classic films, and going through her never-ending pile of unread books. She studied creative writing, global literature and art history at Sarah Lawrence College, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 2022. Toni Morrison, Nora Ephron, Clarice Lispector and Jia Tolentino are among her all-time favourite writers.
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Julianna writes about fashion, beauty, sustainability, and the arts. She is always keen on conducting interviews with talented women who are changing the game in their respective fields.
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