20 December 2024
Navigating the World of More Sustainable Yoga Clothing: Your Essential Guide
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Did you just get a little one, are you a soon-to-be mom or dad and do you want to give your mini a more sustainable and responsible wardrobe? Or does your child outgrow his or her clothes really fast? There is a lot of choice within more conscious children’s clothing and we really understand that you don’t always know where to start. With COSH! we help you to make more sustainable choices for your child. From brands who produce in a more ethical way, organic materials, renting rompers or second-hand purchases: we have listed the best baby and children’s clothing in the Netherlands for you.
More sustainable basics for your little one from the Amsterdam brand Teym
You probably know the Amsterdam brand Teym from the beautiful, timeless basics for both men and women, that remain in the collection every season. From choosing the fabrics to perfecting the products themselves: at Teym they consider a more sustainable choice in everything. The products are designed in Amsterdam and made in Europe. But did you know that Teym also has a more sustainable children’s collection? The kids collection consists of an extremely soft, 100% merino sweater and a beanie in four different colours: lilac, dark brown, bright green and red. The sweater is available in 2 sizes: size 68 – 92 for 0 to 2 years and size 96 – 104 for 2 to 4 years.
Beautiful, organic and more honest baby and children’s items under one roof at Knotsknetter in Amsterdam
At the children’s store Knotsknetter on the Jan Evertsenstraat in Amsterdam you will find everything for a more sustainable lifestyle for your child. Here you can shop a wide range of beautiful, organic and fair trade baby and children’s clothing from brands such as My Little Cozmo, Sproet & Sprout and Piupiuchick. But also for more sustainable backpacks or other ‘back to school’ items such as drinking bottles and lunch boxes.
In addition to clothing and accessories, Knotsknetter also has a wide collection of beautiful toys made of wood or recycled plastic and more sustainable children’s tableware from Liewood. And you can also go here when you want to decorate your children’s room!
Discover second-hand and new together in one store
Do you like second-hand but also like to buy new, more sustainable brands? Then you have come to the right place at ROOKIE in Amsterdam-Noord. In this store you will find a combination of preloved and new items that are more sustainable for children! Parents who like to buy toys and children’s clothing for their little one in a more conscious way can also shop to their heart’s fullest.
From baby clothes from the French brand Petit Bateau to second-hand children’s clothing for boys and girls aged 2 to 14, you’ll find it all at BUUF in the cosy Rotterdam district of Kralingen! In addition to clothing, the collection also consists of (second-hand) children’s books and more sustainable gifts, accessories and toys. The combination of new and second-hand items for young and old makes the BUUF concept store a unique store and definitely worth a visit!
A more responsible, stylish and affordable wardrobe for your child: these are the best second-hand shops for children
Does your child grow out of his or her clothes so quickly? Then it might be smart to go shopping for second-hand children’s clothing. We have listed the best second-hand shops for children for you.
Set est prêt
Colourful and high-quality second-hand children’s clothing from more sustainable brands: you’ll find it at Set est prêt in the vibrant Zwaanshals shopping street in Rotterdam. The collection of preloved children’s clothing consists of the smallest baby sizes to clothing for boys and girls in size 164. The enthusiastic owner Hanna carefully selects all items in store and puts together creative set(requests) in various sizes every Tuesday. Keep an eye on her Instagram account for this!
Quinnie’s
Do you want to make more sustainable choices for your little one and opt for second-hand children’s clothing? Then visit the cute store Quinnie’s in Amsterdam. Here you can find the most beautiful preloved children’s clothing in peace while you enjoy a cup of coffee and your little one plays in the play corner. Quinnie’s is not only a shop, but also a cosy coffee bar with fair trade coffee from Peru and the most delicious cakes.
Otis en de Wolf
Otis en de wolf in Amsterdam-West sells second-hand clothing, toys and books for babies and children aged 0 to 14 in sizes 50 to 164. Here you will find preloved gems from brands such as Mini Rodini, Bobo Choses, Maed for mini and Gray Label. The pieces are all in good condition because owner Bente carefully selects everything that comes in. They also sell unique new children’s clothing from up-and-coming local designers, new toys and new books.
Ziggy + Lucy
Discover pre-loved clothing for babies and children aged 0 – 12 years at the beautiful children’s store Ziggy + Lucy in the Pijp in Amsterdam. Here children’s clothing is given a second life! They mainly sell quality second-hand clothing in good condition, from brands such as Gray Label, Konges Sløjd and Mini Rodini. All items that are brought in are carefully selected by owner Dora.
Old West
At Old West they show that second-hand doesn’t have to be second-rate! Owners Sofie and Floortje offer high-quality second-hand baby and children’s clothing in their store. Old West is located in the cosy Clercqstraat in Amsterdam-West (like many others in this list!), the district in Amsterdam where you have to go for the best second-hand children’s clothing.
Lino & Moos
At Lino & Moos, second-hand children’s items are also given a new life. Lino & Moos sells second-hand (brand) clothing, books and quality toys for children aged 0 to 12 years, especially from trendy and sustainable children’s brands. Next to second hand items, they also offer new children’s items from more sustainable brands.
Jofel Amsterdam
You can find more second-hand children’s clothing at Jofel Amsterdam on the cosy Zonneplein in Amsterdam-Noord. Prices range from 3 to 40 euros for a wool coat, so there is something for everyone. There is also a collection of second-hand toys and other children’s items. Do you have items yourself that you want to bring in? That is also possible! Contact Jofel Amsterdam to get more information about how this works.
