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Ewa i Walla Autumn Winter 2010

Scandinavian mum — Fri, 05 Nov 2010 06:00:17 +0000

Ewa i Walla is a Swedish fashion design company for adult and children’s fashion. It was funded in early 1990. The clothes have a sense of romance, haute couture and countryside chic.
Natural fabrics such as cotton, linen, silk and wool constitute the base in the collections and are mixed and matched in the most unusual way. This Autumn Winter 2010 collection is no exception. We love the checked dress and skirt with tons of layers and fabric, the knitted items and the nostalgic woolen coat -enjoy!

Ewa I Walla is planning to release their own online shop, containing previous collections to bargain price. It’s supposed to be ready any time, so stay tuned!

www.ewaiwalla.se

H.J.O.R.T.H Copenhagen AW10

Scandinavian mum — Sun, 24 Oct 2010 04:00:05 +0000

It’s with great pleasure we present the 10th collection from H.J.O.R.T.H Copenhagen, the autumn winter 2010 is full of warm colours and soft qualities -perfect for the Christmas holiday!

Available online from Denmark at www.hjorth-cph.dk or at the UK online shop www.kinderkinder.co.uk

Photo: H.J.O.R.T.H Copenhagen

The Alpaca Society

Scandinavian mum — Sat, 16 Oct 2010 06:00:40 +0000

A Norwegian secret society is revealed… The Alpaca Society has been dressing children and adults in luxurious and natural garments since 2005, and its about time it’s introduced to us and the UK! Only got a few pics from their latest fashion show in Norway, but the collection consists of clothes for babies 0-2y, boys and girls 2-8y, tweens 8-12y and women.
The Alpaca Society is members of the Ethical Trading Initiative-Norway

Photo: Alpaca Society

Danish quality shoes byKier

Scandinavian mum — Wed, 13 Oct 2010 06:00:13 +0000

It’s not only established brands like Angulus and Bisgaard that spoil us with a fantastic range of footwear for our little ones.
Like Pom Pom byKier is also a newcomer as a danish brand within shoe design.

Behind the brand is the Danish designer Lone Kier who has 15 years experience as a shoe designer for famous shoes brands, like ECCO and Bundgaard but has since 2005 focused on developing the brand byKier. Lone is trained as a shoe designer at Cordwainers College in London.

byKier make designer shoes for children and tweens in sizes 19-41 in addition to their adult collection. byKier is sold directly from Denmark to the consumer which enables a lower retail price.
Their idea is that all children should be able to get trendy high quality shoes at reasonable prices. Why pay more than you have to and why drag you child from shop to shop to find the right shoes if you can do the shoe fitting and purchase in the comfort of your own home.
byKier is also environmentally concerned, ensuring that all shoes are produced with an awareness of the impacts on workers, communities and ecosystems.

Visit www.bykier.dk to see more.

Norwegian Tiny Doe AW10

Scandinavian mum — Thu, 07 Oct 2010 10:22:36 +0000

Autumn Winter 2010 collection from Norwegian Tiny Doe.
The designers behind the brand are focusing on creating high quality, comfortable garments using organic materials, for trendy girls 2y-10y.

Tiny Doe will be available in the UK from SS11. Meanwhile you can shop online at www.tinydoe.com
Photo: Tiny Doe

Lanugo fur gilet for girls in style

Scandinavian mum — Mon, 04 Oct 2010 06:00:45 +0000

This seasons must have item; fur gilet, perfect when worn over any outfit.

Danish company Lanugo was founded in 2006 by Annette Elise Rye. Lanugo’s collection includes beautiful fur waistcoats and jackets for women and children. The newly launched interior design collection is also in fur as softness and beauty of the material is just as evident in the body as the home interior.

The style is modern, the design is feminine with an edge. Lanugo’s uncompromising attitude towards quality and exquisite design makes the styles stay in fashion for longer and the fur only becomes more beautiful with time.
Only more importantly Lanugo has great focus on ethics and animal welfare with all skins and furs used comes from animals that are not put down because of their beautiful fur.

Lanugo are currently working on launching their web shop.

Meanwhile, to see more, visit www.lanugo.dk

Exquisite embroidery by Soft Gallery

Scandinavian mum — Fri, 01 Oct 2010 05:00:24 +0000

With Soft Gallery, the cut of the clothes may be simple, plain and comfortable, but it’s the detail of the embroidery and the sequins that make them completely different. The current AW10 collection is no exception:

Available at the Little Fashion Gallery and Kids of Luxury.

Photo: AW10 by Soft Gallery

Soft knitted “must haves” for this season

Scandinavian mum — Thu, 30 Sep 2010 11:54:53 +0000

For the baby: Baby Andean hat and Carla baby booties, both knitted in 100% alpaca, available in the colours chocolate, grey, mocha and white. Sizes: 0-3m.

For the girls: Blouse Mina and Bow-tie Blouse Nina, both knitted in 100% cashllama. Available in colours b.grey, chocolate and white. Sizes: 1-2y, 3-4y, 5-6y and 7-8y.

For the boys: Basic Cardigan knitted in 100% cashllama available in the colours b.grey, chocolate and white, sizes 6m, 1-2y, 3-4y, 5-6y and 7-8y. And woven scarf in 100% baby alpaca Color: chocolate, grey, mocha and white, one size.

Read more about Danish childrenswear label Esencia here, or visit their site www.esencia.dk.

Contact their UK agent for list of retailers or to receive more information: www.cherrypickforkids.co.uk

Photo: Esencia

Monamici AW10

Scandinavian mum — Thu, 23 Sep 2010 16:17:19 +0000

Swedish design label Monamici creates kids apparel inspired by a contemporary urban look yet being quite classic and conservative.
A Monamici garment is of premium quality, carefully tailored with superior craftsmanship and the finest fabrics for a beautiful comfort and perfect fit.

The Monamici Company was established in 2005 by the Stockholm based sisters Helene Edsta and Karolin af Jochnick and the company is ethically conscious following global codes of conduct with respect to environmental issues and human rights.

Visit www.monamici.se to see more of the simple, understated and oh so stylish collection for autumn winter 2010.

Pleasant autumn surprise from Babushka

Scandinavian mum — Mon, 20 Sep 2010 11:22:42 +0000

Danish Babushka has extended their collection now and there is suddenly a few clothing items to be found as well as the adorable interior items we know from previous seasons.
The clothing has a clear Japenese influence with items like kimonos etc and also looking at their unusual use of colours. We think the knitted shawls are lovely too.
Pure lifestyle thing going on here… And we quite like this Asian meets English country living!