ANTIK BATIK - France
An emblem of the French “Bourgeois- Boheme” lifestyle, ANTIK BATIK is designed by Gabriella Cortese, an Italian by birth and Parisian by adoption. Since 2001, Gabriella granted the wish of little girls to dress like their mothers, with an ANTIK BATIK children’s range. Travel is Gabriella's long-term passion and the crafts discovered inspired her to create ready-to-wear clothing.

In a globally industrial era, ANTIK BATIK maintains the craftsmanship of handmade pieces, the process is longer but the results are stunning and unique. The human element of these collections is very important to Antik Batik as they help support a specialist craft.

ANTIK BATIK works with around twenty workshops worldwide, some with a relationship that spans 10 years. Gabriella has forged relationships of trust with her workshops. "Our relations are human. I know their family and they know mine." Gabriella spends four months every year at the workshops sitting alongside the craftsmen, to finalize embroidery or to improve working conditions.

BabyBakery - The Netherlands
The new Dutch baby and toddler clothing brand BabyBakery, designed by Brigitte Brunings is specially made for children up to 1 meter in height. BabyBakery distinguishes itself with the use of hip colors, designs and prints also by the innovative material and the unique fitting of the clothing.

BabyBakery combines super-gentle fabrics with a powerful look. Where rough or uncomfortable material is frequently used, BabyBakery works exclusively with super-gentle elastic fabrics, which have been developed especially for babies. The shape of the baby grows are unique, extra space has been created around the bottom and leg openings, so that the nappy always fits perfectly and allows plenty of freedom.

BANGBANG Copenhagen - Denmark
BANGBANG Copenhagen was founded in 2008 by Louise Lundholm and Mia Risager, both graduates from The Danish Design school. When they had kids they felt the urge to create something new for the scene of kids wear - clothes with an aesthetic look that will make you smile at the same time.

BANGBANG Copenhagen focuses on playful and creative design for children ages 1-8 years, with a special effort made to create details that stimulate the child's imagination.

BANGBANG Copenhagen collections are for cool kids - they don't believe in the tradition of girls wearing pink and boys wearing blue. They are inspired by the neatness of Japanese origami twisted with the coolness of street wear, which makes our design unique and functional.

Bonnie Baby - UK
British babywear label Bonnie Baby is designed by Tracey Samuel who launched the label in 2004, after working many years in Paris as head knitwear designer for Sonia Rykiel. Bonnie Baby has developed a reputation for creating babywear that combines great contemporary design, wonderful quality and practicality.

At Kleine Fabriek Bonnie Baby exhibited their Spring Summer 2010 collection – Vintage Fun Cottons and new Cashmere collection. Inspired by the nursery of days gone by, where beautiful craftsmanship meant treasures could be handed down and enjoyed for generations, the Vintage Fun Cottons collection features gorgeous dresses and playsuits in wonderful, muted shades of dusky pinks, mole, duck egg and Air Force blues.

BDH Brin d'Herbe - Belgium
The Belgian label BDH Brin d'Herbe, meaning "blade of grass" designs modern coats for girls and boys with a classic European, preppy and sporty look.

Brin d'Herbe offers both a Winter and Summer collection, making your little one stylish all year be it rain, snow, sleet, hail or sunshine!

Chinche - Spain
Spanish children's brand Chinche was established in Barcelona in 2007 with the aim of creating a visual language that connects children with the art of the drawing. Chinche collaborates with young artists that exclusively handcraft illustrations for the collection.

Chinche's collection consists of sweatshirts, t-shirts and baby bodysuits - all with superhero style images that have a fresh, dynamic and independent look. Chinche has created original packaging that includes an adventure story which is part of the collection's history.

Chinche garments have been carefully designed to offer little ones maximum comfort and special anti-allergenic cottons are used for the baby collection.

DINO E LUCIA - France
DINO E LUCIA's Spring-Summer 2010 collection "appears under the sign of the light and cheerfulness."

Sieglinde, the French creator of the brand, conceived a pure and bright collection where white is in the spotlight and emphasizes graphic printed or kaleidoscopic matters declined in colors full of gaiety: sky blue as a sunny day, brilliant orange or poppy red, rose or pastel.

For girls there is a dress for every occasion - satin of cotton to roam on the beach, cotton teased for nights out, or silk for evenings and parties, in smocking, in puff sleeves or naked back, united or printed.

The boy's collection, declined in soft sand-colored and ocean-blue tones, allies elegance and looseness: impeccable cuts for jacket and navy blue linen or seersucker shorts, to wear together or separately.

Ducky Beau - The Netherlands
At Keline Fabriek Ducky Beau exhibited a whole new range of comfy baby clothes.

Ducky Beau's new Baby Tie is a combination of dribble cloth, bib and shawl. Their smart basics range includes three pieces with handy tricks. A ‘grow-along’ romper, a T-shirt with a see-through pocket and a one-piece suit so you don’t need socks anymore; the cuffs of the trouser legs can easily be turned up so that the feet are covered.

Ducky Beau babies will be dressed in Scandinavian designs and soft materials. The classic pink-blue is part of the collection and natural colors are used for basic items. Some striking elements of the new collection are the designs in “Dutchy Beau’s” red-white-blue, the bright colors of “Sweet Lamas”, the soft fabrics in “Nice and Soft” and the beautiful color schemes in the “Princes and Princesses” range.

FEE IM GLÜCK - Austria
FEE IM GLÜCK designs children’s clothes from 0-6 years for every day and for the most beautiful & special moments in life!

From the memories of her own childhood clothing, as well as her son Moritz’s practical experience of wearing her clothes, Fee Kruse, the designer of FEE IM GLÜCK has become an expert in designing casual and beautiful kids’ clothes. FEE IM GLÜCK clothes sit perfectly and give a wonderfully pleasant, bodily feeling. And best of all - kids look just great in them.


FEE IM GLÜCK takes special care in following a production process that is as environmentally-friendly and as sustainable as possible. The sewing factory is close to Vienna, which saves flight mileage, ensures good and fair working conditions as well as guarantees highest quality. Textiles are carefully chosen, dyed with natural colors and are often organic.

Franka Stockholm - Sweden
Franka Stockholm's Autumn/Winter 2010 collection brings you the feeling of Alice in Wonderland teamed with a hint of Victorian and a pinch of Narnia. Sounds complicated? Not really, they want modern comfort and wearability as usual but with a fairy tale touch.

Combinations of chalky pastels and velvet trimmings and intricate patterns will dress the babies in style. Sophistication with a twist for the girls with fantasy leopard print and slim-line leggings with zippers. Always the trousers with perfect fit in twills, denim and cord. Shirts in various shapes, soft knits and organic jersey complete the mix.

Franka Stockholm makes beautiful, playful, smart and original clothes for children aged 0-14. Franka never compromises, looking and feeling good is always teamed with practicality. Understated yet stylish, relaxed yet up to date – and of course produced in a responsible way.

Funky XS - The Netherlands
Funky XS is a cool childeren's brand for babies and kids from ages 0-12 years. Funky XS specializes in high quality and nice tight fitting t-shirts with prints that hint on current adult fashion.

Funky XS was established almost 2 years ago and their collection is sold online and to the retail market.

Funky XS offers two collections per year, and have stock all the time so shops can repeat order during the season.

At the moment Funky XS main focus is the Dutch and Belgium market but they have plans to grow abroad.

Hospan - The Netherlands
Hospan is a "green" brand with an ethical foundation in nature. Sustainability is the primary focus: respect for nature, reducing waste and teaching children about nature and where things come from.

For retailers it is easy to present; everything within the trendy, superior quality collection for babies from 0-2 years can be cross merchandised making it simple and green.

Hopsan uses a seamless innovation in knitted baby apparel to provide the optimal comfort for babies. The unique machinery and manufacturing techniques create a uniquely seamless product. Achieving the highest level of comfort the pants incorporate space for a nappy and, due to no seams, the pants have the ability to achieve the perfect fit on any body shape without restricting movement.

Inke - The Netherlands
In cooperation with the Dutch label Taftan, designer Inke Heiland has created a beautiful line of boys & girls bedroom linen.

The pink color schemes are embroidered with the well known Inke-birds. The blue covers and curtains feature some brand new insect and lizard designs.

The fabrics are exclusively produced in Taftan’s own facility in India. This ensures good working conditions and the renowned Taftan quality.

The collection is made from high quality poplin cotton that is wash and color proof.

Jan van Trier® - The Netherlands
Jan van Trier has developed a very popular line of shirts for all occasions: Jan goes to school, Jan goes to a party, Jan plays outside, Jan does Holy Communion, Jan is everyone’s favorite at the première or at the party.

This season’s hand finished, stretch poplin shirts are available in great patchwork designs and a party collection with ruffles and Plastron. The knits are made of fine, lightweight fabrics so that Jan doesn’t feel too hot when he is playing and running around.

Because he wants to move freely and look cool at the same time, Jan designed great jogging pants and sweatshirts to match in a rich, quality knit.

Jan van Trier also introduced high fashion with a classic twist - layer vests and deep V neck sweaters with the shirts and tricots. The combination of a Jan shirt and a tough Jogging pant or damaged jeans represents cool 2010 style.

Jil & Sil - The Netherlands
The oh so romantic Jil & Sil stands for an exclusive line of clothing for kids from 3 months to 12 years that is practical, comfortable and affordable. For the 2010-2011 winter season Jil & Sil is harking back a couple of centuries to the days of powdered wigs and frilly lace, when a wayward French queen lived an opulent life with intricate dresses and a vast collection of jewels. Jil & Sil has given this style a completely new and contemporary face - creative and spirited, fun and dreamy.

Jil & Sil’s designers opted to add new colors to the typical palette of natural tints: pirate black, blue nights, steel grey, off-white and indigo. For girls, French Queen Marie-Antoinette’s silhouette in a beautiful silver frame, pretty flowers and check patterns. For boys, coats of arms with black accents, to be worn with stout and strapping boots.

One thing that can definitely be said about Jil & Sil’s clothing is that it always stands out from the crowd. This year, yet again, the designers have succeeded in adding details that make each piece unique. For example extra layers over frocks that are raised with ribbons, just like Marie-Antoinette wore her dresses. Clasps with mother-of-pearl buttons and finished with lacework and frills.

Katvig - Denmark
The Danish children clothing company Katvig's new Autumn/Winter 2010 collection has never been greener - with 83% of the clothes being produced in an environmentally friendly way.

The new collection features the well known Katvig Apple print along with new cutting edge designs. The trademarks of the collection are happy colors, lots of stripes and uncomplicated esthetics.

Fashion volume is turned to the max in the plain colored rib wear and angel-soft velvet wear, printed essentials feature rock’ n’ roll guitar and love knuckles, and outerwear in nature's own colors.

The A/W 2010 collection presents more styles than ever made from recycled cotton. And again this year, old plastic bottles are reused and turned into colorful outerwear and, as something new, fleece jackets and baby suits.

Kiddy Pads - The Netherlands
Kiddy Pads design super cute little baby shoes that look like real little luxury shoes but offer all the comfort of soft soled leather baby shoes. Offered in in 6 sizes (0-24 months), Kiddy Pads are made from 100% premium soft Napa leather Suede that are non-slip, offer extra heel support and have velcro closings.

For Spring-Summer 2010 Kiddy Pads was inspired by the lively colors of Miami. Pastels like sky blue, washed naturals sunny turquoise and bright candy pink. Check out the favorite summer style Sandal, perfect for a day to the beach. New are fantasy leathers with a little gold and silver shimmer. Kiddy Pads brings a bit of glamour & sunshine to baby feet this season!

In addition to seasonal fashion items Kiddy Pads offers basic styles and colors throughout the year, including classic colors white, soft pink, navy and chocolate.

Kid Kid - The Netherlands
KIK-KID designs and produces comfortable, playful and colorful clothing and hats for boys and girls aged 0 – 12 years.

The collection contains asymmetrical shapes, such as a slit pocket on one side, where on the other side there is a zipped pocket. Contrasting colors are present as a backdrop to zippers, at neck-lines and as linings. Jackets are created with both collars and hoods. T-shirts, dresses and bodysuits feature flower prints.

Knitwear is created with a star-variation of houndstooth: ‘pied d'étoile’. Speedy, bootys and skirts are made of suede. Innovative harem pants can be worn high as a jumpsuit or at hip height.

Kid-kid collaborates with MADE-BY, an organization which assists fashion-brands in producing clothing in environmentally and people-friendly ways. Fashion-brands unified with MADE-BY strive to produce their collections in ways that are as sustainable as possible.

The King and I - The Netherlands
The King and I's colorful Winter 2010 Collection, "From Russia with Love" has its own style with a mix of trendy nowadays "Bling" and Russian traditions. The collection features crochet flower applications, heavy embroideries, colorful artwork, all in a mix of printed fabrics.

The King & I is designed for girls in a size range of 98/104 to 158/164 and the pircelevel is mid/high end. All qualities are finished with a softener or silicon wash so they feel soft and warm. The necklines in the models are finished with satin elastic bindings in bright contrast colors and the trims are dyed in different colors.

La Queue du Chat - France
La Queue du Chat exhibited for the first time at Kleine Fabriek. The French label presented its Summer and Winter collections as well as growing range of accessories.

The organic quality of the baby and children clothes and accessories presented at Kleine Fabriek were popular among visitors who were looking for green kids fashion.

A growing number of "green" labels were present and "La Queue du Chat" was clearly spotted as THE green label with it's unique chic French style.

Let's Dress - The Netherlands
With respect for people & the planet, Let's Dress creates clothing that you feel good in. Collections include dresses and skirts for girls from 2 to 10 years of age with simple lines and a mix of cultures including production in Africa, India and Nepal. Stocking only basic patterns, Let’s Dress frequently varies fabrics, giving each dress its own unique appearance! Let's Dress also offers matching shawls and bags made of recycled denim to complete the look.

Let’s Dress works African fabrics and details into the collection produced in Gambia where they have set up their own sewing workshop run by locals. In India they wrap dresses with designs that are digitally printed on fabric which is the most environmentally-friendly. In Nepal Let’s Dress is planning to create knit dresses with natural yarns made by local village women located just outside of Katmandu.

Little Label - The Netherlands
Originally exclusively sold online, Little Label is now selling through retail as well and has presented its wholesale collection for the first time at Kleine Fabriek.

Little Label designs trendy, basic clothing for youngsters aged 0-8 in pure and comfortable fabrics. The brand consists of stylish wardrobe basics, including the perfect T, in both long and short sleeved versions, comfortable yet stylish underwear, well fitting nightwear, bodysuits, shirts, sweats and coordinating accessories. All Little Label clothes are made in a luxuriously soft cotton jersey, which never creases, shrinks or bags, and feels wonderful against the skin.

The cut of each garment is something Little Label founders Charlotte de Leeuw and Ruth Hogewoning are particularly proud of, as each item has been designed to offer perfection, both in terms of wearability, from the child’s perspective, and ease of dressing and undressing from the parent’s perspective! The color palette is unique, with beautiful flattering hip and trendy shades of white, soft grey, pink, denim, blue, anthracite and grey mélange. All the colors have been created to complement each other so you can mix and match separates to create endless new looks.

LOFff - The Netherlands
LOFff launched "The secret wardrobe of Maria Fjodorovna" collection for Winter 2010-11.

A special branch of the St. Petersburg Hermitage opened in Amsterdam recently, and the beautiful dresses of the Tsarina Maria Fjodorovna have been an inspiration.

LoFff is LoFff, and LoFff is for girls, so the garments are moving, the lace is stretchable, the fabrics are soft… and everything is a joy to wear and to look at. There are even more dresses than usual in this season, but also nice warm knitted skirts with fringes, many articles in soft viscose, belts covered with lace, coats with a definite ‘wow factor’ and comfortable pants.

The colors are split up in three main groups: classic (a lot of dark shades, with accents in off white lace and gold), pink (soft old fashioned pink, combined with taupe and dark brown) and trend (a combination of joyful colors). Many of the fabrics are printed with lace like designs – developed by and exclusive for LoFff.

LOLO LOVE TO LOVE - The Netherlands
Netherland's LOLO LOVE TO LOVE FALL / WINTER 2010 Collection is intriguing, sparkling and teasingly timeless. Even on the coldest days of winter, Lolo will turn the closet of any 4 to 16 year old girl into heartwarming wardrobes.

LOLO combines colors, clear patterns & classic embroidery with an astonishing sense of aesthetics. The balanced mix of quality fabrics and techniques, like fake fur, shiny velvet and heavy knit, creates the distinctive LOLO look. With the India inspired Jersey Poplin as a highlight.

The all new jeans designed by LOLO offer a perfect fit with an immensely high level of quality, finishing it off with subtle details that amplify the LOLO look & feel.

LOLO takes it all the way with heavy knitted tunics with bold pompons, stylish shirts with typical LOLO prints, coins, brushes, embroidery and hand sewn details.

Mini Rodini - Sweden
Winner of Mama Magazine's prestigious "Kids Wear Fashion Brand of the Year" in November 2009, Mini Rodini
designs fashionable, modern, high-quality clothes for children between 0-11 years ranging from basic cotton t-shirts to luxurious leather jackets and cashmere sweaters. Founder Cassandra Rhodin is a Swedish fashion illustrator with clients like H&M, Nylon, Urban Outfitters and ELLE. Rodini is the name that her great grandfather, the legendary circus king Brazil Jack, used when he as a young man travelled and preformed with gypsies during the romantic 1890s.

The Mini Rodini SS10 collection “La Dolce Vita” is inspired by the Italian neo-realism - sand and marine blue colors, chinos, the 1930’s inspired paint print, swans and white/red gondol stripes. Kids living la dolce vita in stylish swimwear on endless and sandy “death in Venice” beaches, where the hot African Sirocco face Europe. Or while wearing a colorful parrot or panther piece, matched with gorilla rubber boots, every child can, like the explorer Stanley, make imaginative journeys in the jungle to trace a missing Dr. Livingstone.

Monamici - Sweden
Sweden's Monamici designs clothes that are classic and contemporary, characterized by carefully tailored details yet easy and comfortable to wear. Their organic qualities are certified and well selected to respect the environment and code of conduct.

For Autumn/Winter 2010 Monamici's collection has a bohemian look with a modern and contemporary feeling. They have mixed Liberty patterns with classic stripes and checked patterns. The collection includes soft colors such as dusty pink, light blue, nature beige and olive green, but also typical autumn colors as burgundy, brown and dark blue.

Monamici's collection includes well selected qualities, very soft, some organic, teddy plush and hemp. Stylish details like a lovely dreamy print and metallic parts makes the line cool and beautiful.

NINAHOLLEIN - Germany
NINAHOLLEIN exhibited their girls and boys 2010 Fall/Winter collection at Klein Fabriek.

The girls collection features a square skirt with a circular facing on the hem and a Greek cross pattern available in two different versions: edges can be turned inwards or outwards, thus changing the skirt completely. The hole dress shows a round hole around which three pouches are arranged, to suit any purpose.

New for boys are long pants in two different colors and matching polo shirts made of flowing viscose with typical checked collar edging are also new.

New accessories include a variety of belts with tie or buckle fastenings. Also, purses have been added to the range: a circular, reversible purse and a checked pouch with an inside pocket, ideal for sports, ballet or kindergarten and that can also be worn as a rucksack.

Petrol - The Netherlands
Petrol introduced their Winter’10 collection for 6-16 year old boys at Kleine Fabriek.

Inspired by 70’s ‘vintage racing’, this collection is at the roots of the brand. A heavy wash look & feel with dark shades are combined with bright accent colors including flame red & daytona blue.

Styles have a detailed work out with a retro touch in artworks. The winter denim collection includes the latest washing techniques together with a tough belt creating the authentic Petrol style.

Pinc Premium - USA
New York's Pinc Premium, once only known for their premium denim and knit bottoms, now offers an entire collection complete with coordinating domestic tops, dresses and outerwear. A good portion of the line is produced in Brooklyn, and Pinc Premium takes full advantage of this unique ability to add items to its line mid season.

Pinc’s Fall 2010 collection incorporates non-denim fabrics, new trims and silhouettes along with their signature styles to present a collection that is sure to be one of their best. The collection features tops, dresses and vests, paired with innovative new styles of jeans. Soft heathered knits are offered in a berry color palate, highlighted with shades of grey and denims are available in new washes like black and smoke blue.

"We concentrated new designs on the projected trends for the season, but also updated our favorites. For instance, the jegging is not going anywhere," says designer Airianne Fink. "For Fall, we are giving the jegging a fresh look and introducing it in new washes."

Snoozebaby - The Netherlands
Dutch children's brand Snoozebaby has created the most adorable snugly creatures - Snuggle Cloths.

Not only are the Snuggle Cloths an ideal distraction but, thanks to the different numbers on the labels and the colors and images of animals, they are also educational and help stimulate the fine motor skills and senses of babies, above all, the tactile sense.

Most Snoozebaby products are made from the base materials of velour and jersey, which absorb the baby’s odor. Together with the labels this gives the baby a feeling of security.

Streep & Colt - The Netherlands
It's striped, made from organic cotton and lots of fun! Streep & Colt creates a little modern, Breton and importantly very comfortable for babies and kids!

Streep & Colt basics are available in 6 sizes, from newborn (50-56) till 110-116. All clothes are made of 100% organic cotton and are certified by Global Organic Textile Standards (GOTS).

The Streep & Colt Collection includes bodies, pants, shirts, hats, dresses, scarfs, bandana’s and baby blankets. All items are also available in uni colors so you can mix and match well.

Swess® - The Netherlands
Swess has launched a wonderful new collection of cool outfits for young girls who are fashion savvy, extrovert and with a sense of theatre.

Coming home she dives into soft woolen dresses and tunics to end up safely in her mother’s arms. She will love to put on her soft woolen dresses and tunics.

Swess' latest collection includes lovely woolen and suede skirts, dresses and fabulous coordinates, including popular “second skins”, knits and silk blouses in surprising colors.

Swess also offers a cool jacket in many fabric options: the colors are dazzling and the fabrics are cuddle-soft!

Viktoria von der Osten - Germany
The new label Viktoria von der Osten offers children´s clothing, and kid's and women's jewelry.

Viktoria von der Osten's philosophy is to create a label with natural appeal, creating a calm, balanced and comfortable look and feel.

Only natural materials are used, mainly cotton and wool, with a soft finish so the garment has a special appeal. All garments are made for kids to feel extremely comfortable in them - soft and loosely cut so kids can play and never feel consrtained or itchy.

Viktoria von der Osten follows quality, healthy and fair production procedures rather than mass production - clothes are produced in Paris and the Jewelry in Germany.

WE WERE SMALL - The Netherlands
The Dutch easygoing children’s clothing brand WE WERE SMALL previously named PLUSH, is known for its basic, durable, colorful, huggable, cute and somewhat rock’n’roll t-shirts line.

WE WERE SMALL, is the product of a mother and her 4 year old daughter: thinking up and drawing monsters and giving them names, happily together. A make-belief world of monsters if you wish.

Quality is most important to WE WERE SMALL: ‘engineering’ t-shirt for ‘heavy duty playing’ and ‘day to day wearing’. For this new season WE WERE SMALL has a full clothing line with a jacket, a robe, some pants and off course the tees and hoodies.

wild&kiefer - Germany
Handmade in Germany, wild&kiefer creates beautiful crochet designs on shirts and cushions that tastefully combine traditional handcraft and modern design. The timeless designs are all handmade, unique and guaranteed to be "made in Germany".

wild&kiefer's favorite classics like the flower, crocodile, giraffe, polar bear, and the car are reinvented in different colors and new designs. wild&kiefer also offers their lovely crochet designs on cushions and curtains, bedding and bags.

2010 promises to be a colorful year - t-shirts in purple, pink aqua and yellow glow brightly. A collection which children love and stylish parents with a sense of aesthetics and quality are happy to buy.

Zolima - Hong Kong
Zolima, designed by Nicole Andrianjaka de Survillea who is originally from France, is a new brand of children's clothing and accessories for ages 0-12.

Though retro-chic, Zolima carries a joyful freshness. Colors are a subtle blend of acid and warm tones, prints are delicate & modern, materials are made from natural fibers, details are of quality, and lines are simple & precise for little ones' comfort.

For Fall-winter 2010, colors are daring & elegantly mixed. Duck blue, Granny smith green, Parma pink, and Azure blue are blended with the well-established colors of anthracite, chocolate brown and plum. Exclusively developed prints match Italian stripy linen. Out of concern for the environment, jersey and woven fabrics are made in 100% organic cotton and bamboo fabrics have been introduced. Silk jacquards for the slim Chinese Qipao dresses are turned into delightful little quirky skirts for the festive season.