My daughter's half brother is Swedish by nationality. That means I have the excuse to go to Stockholm someday. Sweden just happens to be one of the leading design centres. Brands like Ikea, Volvo, Absolut and Ericsson come from that part of the world. Looking for modern art, cool furniture or hip baby clothing? Come with me to Stockholm and see what these designers are made of.
Plastisock's designers believed that kids can look like dinosaurs and dolls and look smashing with a tutu and cowboy hat by creating unisex baby clothing. Thanks to them, brother and sister can start sharing clothes now!
Mini Rodini's graphics are pretty cool and unisex too (hmm, what's with Sweden and not having any difference in genders). The electric guitar and robot prints are their signature patterns. I like their squid blue onesie, reminds me of the characters in Atari (yikes, that just gives away my age). Simple but very stylish!
Franka's philosophy is to create clothes that are playful. Relaxed, comfortable, practical but very good quality, that's how former production manager of H&M describes her designs. These nautical outfits are just to die for!
NovaStar was inspired by the birth of baby Novalieh. Mother/designer Helena Orlenius wanted to create a brand of children's clothes that kids can actually play in. I guess if your child won't be walking on any catwalk soon, you'd be happy with their collection.
So, when are you booking your flight to Stockholm?
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