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GBB Kids
GBB Kids footwear is inspired by children's lives. If you are looking for the perfect mixture of function and fashion than this is it. From adjusting to their small feet to achieving their comfort, GBB has thought of every detail for cxzhildren to happily grow in their shoes. Comfort and style are combined in all GBB Kids shoes. Rich leather linings and treaded rubber outsoles make these shoes ideal for a child s well being. Delicate detailing as well as sporty styles is what makes GBB Kids shoes great for a wide variety of occasions whether it be school or playtime.
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IKKS
Historically a children’s brand, IKKS has always based its image on a junior and young adult image which is attractive to young people by the style and spirit of the collection.
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Jacadi
Jacadi's beginnings are in the passion for childhood. Since 1978, Jacadi S.A., based in a Paris suburb, has grown to over 400 franchised stores in 42 different countries worldwide.
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Jean Bourget
JEAN BOURGET deviates noble materials, creating
original combinations to create everyday luxury for our children. Jean Bourget is a style, a quality and originality. It is also ultra-chic sportswear, developing a rich yet understated designer style.
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Judith La Croix
Judith Lacroix had been working fashion for several years when, at the beginning of 2000, she eventually decided to launch her own fashion line for kids. She tries and renders impressions of her travels around the world and wanders always farther from stereotypes to highlight the personalities of the children she clothes while giving them a feeling of liberty.
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Junior Gaultier
Jean Paul Gaultier was born in France in 1952. Not interested in sports or any of the usual childhood pleasures, he was a prodigy when it came to fashion design. Gaultier has been known for using unique looking models in his shows of all different shapes, sizes and ages. In 1987 Gaultier received the coveted French designer of the year award. In 1988 he launched a lower-priced sportswear line called Junior Gaultier, at first carried exclusively in a small store located in Les Halles, a funky area of Paris, and later sporadically sold in U.S. department stores.
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Kenzo
Stunning collection, sophisticated, sometimes in subtle colors, sometimes in bold red and white. Just for girls.
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Kid Cool
Comfortable, sometimes sophisticated, sometimes country-style collections. Pure lines, noble materials, comfortable products make up the hallmark of the style. More than a trademark, Kid Cool upholds the values of a major brand: awareness, affectivity and loyalty.
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KOOKAI
Since the winter of 2002, Kookai caters for babies with the collection: KOOKAI BABY, which chooses the same colour code than KOOKAI FILLE by reinterpreting adult collection for babies.
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Lacoste
The Lacoste company was founded in 1933 and takes its name from Rene Lacoste, the world-renowned tennis player and sports enthusiast. Rene Lacoste did not like the traditional shirts used for tennis and teamed up with Andre Gillier, the owner of France's largest knitwear company, to create the knitted cotton pique shirt that revolutionized the sportswear market.
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Lili Gaufrette
Lili Gaufrette is a chic and trendy collection of garments and accessories for babies and juniors aged 0 to 12, between fashion and revisited fashion, combining fine natural materials and a wealth of details. A brand for girls and now boys, an understated or ornate style, comfortable and refined.
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Lili & The Funky Boys
LILI & THE FUNKY BOYS is a Paris based designer baby label for little ones from 3 months till 2 years. Designed by Esther Loonen,
a women’s wear designer for the luxury market, LILI & THE FUNKY BOYS stands out due to a crafted almost luxurious, yet relaxed style.
One finds a real love for precious fabrics and artisan embroidery & hand knit techniques and a taste for unconventional sophisticated colours.
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Little Paul & Joe
Paul & Joe is named after the two sons of creative designer Sophie Albou. A continuation of its successful ready-to-wear men's and women's wear line, Paul & Joe Little was created in February 2005, offering a fun new line designed for the 4-12 year old market.
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Marese
Fun and playful, with bright and bold colors, simply irresistible. For boys and girls.
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Marithe Francoise Girbaud
In keeping with the spirit of the "Le Jean de Marithe+Francois Girbaud" adult collection, the children's range has fun with fabrics, plays with contrasts, reinvents a new contemporary casual style for 4-16 year olds! An original offer in children's fashion: a specialized, selective style, in which creativity has in no way sacrificed kids' well-being and comfort.
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Miniman
Adorable and sytlish boys clothing from France.
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Obaibi
Obaibi, an affectionate brand with loving intentions. Ages 0-5.
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Okaidi
Okaidi, a Brand that is universal, creative and respects each child. Ages 2-14. |
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Peche d'Amour
French shoe brand Péché d’Amour is for modern girls and their Moms! Péché d’Amour collections are created and stylized in Nantes (Pays de la Loire region in France). They follow the main mode tendencies for colors and fabrics innovation. Their exclusive shapes and soles developed in-house offer an exclusive look and a unique positioning kid’s love! From Peche d’Amour's creation it illustrates an original and whimsical fashion forward look for today’s child who loves standing out in the crowd.
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Petit Bateau
Petit Bateau is a classic French brand offering adorable clothing for babies, boys, girls and even moms!
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Pom d'Api
POM D'API has been in the shoe business, father to son, since 1870, and they know just how demanding a job making shoes for children is. There is no substitute for excellence.
POM D'API's long experience means that we know the importance of fit better than anybody. Meticulous attention is paid to every detail of the manufacturing process.
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Pomme Framboise
Designer Marie Jose Gaillard brings a breath of fresh air to the world of children's fashion with her rather "couture", very feminine and elegant models. The tenderness incorporated in her designs preserves the innocence of our carfree children, resulting in collections that sparkle with magic and fairytales to fill their daily lives with dreams.
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Princesse Ilou et Prince Ange
Discover the Princesse Ilou & Prince Ange on-line shop, with clothes for little girls and boys. This brand dresses girls from birth to 16 years and boys from birth to 6 years. It has everything you need for your child to be fashionable from a very early age. You can purchase the clothes via the website or in one of the outlets mentioned on the site: Galeries Lafayette - France.
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Repetto
Repetto girls ballet clothing from France. Fabulous European outfits for girls.
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Saint-James
The Saint-James Company has been established in Lower Normandy since 1889 where the company originally spun and dyed local wool. Its fame is based upon a cult item of clothing the genuine pure new knitted woolen Breton seaman’s sweater. Originally intended for deep sea fishermen, then adopted by known seafarers, and amateur yachtsmen.
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Shamo
Combining simplicity, softness, comfort and practicality, Shamo offers shapes that have a retro influence but are nevertheless completely contemporary. Resistant to the idea of the total look, Shamo creates simple shapes exclusively in knitwear in soft, subtle shades.
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Soeur
Two Sisters Domitille and Angelique Biron have joined their skills and experiences to create Soeur - a new brand for sophisticated young girls aged 10 - 14. Domitille, an ex-designer from Bonpoint, brings to Soeur all the intrinsic Bonpoint style...simple yet sophisticated. Angelique brings her academic specialization in child psychology and her professional experience in childhood and family marketing.
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Sonia Rykiel
In May 1968 Sonia Rykiel opened her first boutique in Paris, rue de Grenelle on the left bank. The same year she was elected "Queen of Knits" by the American publication Women's Wear Daily, and her sweaters became the emblem of her trade.
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Tartine et Chocolat
Tartine et Chocolat, is above all a style. Simple and refined, modern and yet close to tradition, at Tartine et Chocolat, children stay little children and babies are real babies.Refreshing styles, an eye for detail, exclusive fabrics and patterns, harmonious colours the Tartine et Chocolat style is inimitable. |
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TroiZenfantS
TroiZenfantS started in 2004 when fashion designer Valerie Herbet met top ex-top model Virginie de Gemini who branched into the fashion industry. Then they were mother of 3 children altogether (hence the brand name) and they found it difficult to buy original, affordable and easy to wear children's clothing. As a result, TroiZenfantS was born - with each collection focusing on creativity, fabric quality and maintaining competitve costs while developing the means for a perfect fabrication.
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Victoria Christmas
An ex-student of Central St. Martins School in London, Victoria decided to create baby clothes that were both ethical and romantic.
For Victoria, childhood is a defining, ephemeral time, during which it’s essential to take very special care of the baby’s whole environment. Organic cotton is not only delicate and light, but also soft and fresh, and it’s a quality material that respects both the environment and the child. Victoria Christmas fabrics are made in a Japanese village where magnificent 100% natural materials are woven and dyed. Plus, Victoria Christmas is also a delicious perfume, developed by a well-known perfumer and without alcohol.
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Vilebrequin
Vilebrequin naturally found its place in the world of luxury where it has become the ultimate reference in men’s and boy's swimwear. Throughout its exceptional history, the brand has remained true to its original spirit and values, combining freedom and elegance. Saint-Tropez forever… Today this spirit is exported around the world, from New York to Beverly Hills, from Paris to Saint-Barthélemy, from Porto Cervo to Rome.
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Week End a la Mer
French children’s clothing from 0 to 8 years providing fashion outfits and classic styles of high quality in attractive colour ranges and fabrics.
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WOWO
WOWO, designer clothing for children from 3 months to 12 years in a very pop, a mixture successful retro-minded, ethnic and graphics.
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Zef
Zef’s designer, Mariu de Andreis, has created a romantic and poetic collection that is full of Italian refinement. Mariu often offers bohemian spirit, elegance and vintage chic with her children’s outfits. Using soft cottons, cashmere and adorable prints, she combines everything you need for that perfect look!
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