Need kids’ clothes? For birthday parties or outdoor fun and family adventures, here’s some kids’ fashion you can shop online or in stores in Singapore. There’s a selection of cool dresses, casual clothes and children’s shoes, plus some cute baby clothes!
Children’s shoes
Salt-Water Sandals are perfect for Singapore kids (and big kids)! These children’s shoes can get completely wet without the leather warping or cracking – just rinse them off and leave to air-dry, and they’ll be as good as new again the following day.
Back in the 1940s, Walter Hoy, a father in St Louis, Missouri, fashioned the first simple pair of sandals out of scrap leather for his daughter. Since then, they’ve become a firm favourite amongst families from Tokyo to Helsinki and London to Perth.
The enduring classic Salt-Water style can be punched up a notch if you choose a juicy fruit colour, like the patent yellow, shiny fuchsia, turquoise or cherry-print leather varieties.
Shop online at salt-watersandals.com/asia-en
Special offer! Throughout July, Salt-Water Sandals is offering 15 percent off its entire kids’ range to EL readers. Just add the code “EXPLIV_SWS_KIDS15” to your cart and grab your littlies a bright pair of fun-loving footwear!
Beautiful babywear
Want all-natural, organic, eco-friendly and sustainable baby essentials?
Singapore-grown brand the baby closet began with the objective of curating high-quality organic baby essentials that are soft and gentle, and can be handed down through generations. At the same time, the focus was on using sustainable methods and only natural materials.
Many businesses get started out of a personal need and this is one of them. The business owners had their first baby a few years ago and they wanted what was best for their little girl. They found, among other things, that many of the clothes they purchased just didn’t last; they also realised how much waste there was from this kind of fast fashion.
The waste was not only in the manufacturing process but the packaging too. This is why they evaluate and source packing material individually and extensively. This involves using recycled, reusable and recyclable materials, and removing anything that might be unnecessary.
Their products are individually tested and handpicked; they’re also eco-friendly, chemical free and non-toxic, making them gentle on the most delicate and sensitive skin.
thebabycloset.sg
Instagram & Facebook: @thebabycloset.sg
Cool and gentle kids’ clothes
Dilly & Fin is an online baby and kids’ store offering an exclusive handpicked collection of summer fashion and swimwear from the world’s best brands. Many of these you won’t find anywhere else in Singapore; think favourite European labels such as Olivier London, Little Cotton, Nellie Quats and Bebe Organic.
Catering for babies and kids up to age four years, every piece of clothing suits the hot, humid and sunny weather while bridging the gap between everyday wear and something a little more special. Most importantly, the clothes are chosen for comfort – they’re loose-fitting, light and breezy, and gentle on the skin.
Environmentally-conscious shoppers will be pleased to hear that Dilly & Fin is passionate about sustainability and only works with brands that share its values. That means heaps of natural, organic materials, timeless designs and clothes that are crafted with longevity in mind. So, let the adventures commence!
dillyandfin.com | info@dillyandfin.com
Instagram: @dillyandfin
Fashion Directory for Kids Clothes & Children’s Shoes
Saltwater Sandals | salt-watersandals.com/asia-en
the baby closet | thebabycloset.sg
Dilly & Fin | dillyandfin.com
Gen Woo | zalora.sg/gen-woo
Raph&Remy | raphandremy.com
Roses & Rhinos | rosesandrhinos.com
Momo and Bubs | momoandbubs.com
Viva Vida Kids | vivavidakids.com
Minor Miracles | minormiracles.shop
Children Salon | childrensalon.com
Les Ateliers J | lesateliersj.com
Lovingly Signed | lovinglysigned.com.sg
Wild Sundays | shopwildsundays.com
Oeteo | oeteo.co
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