21 November 2024
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Back to school is an exciting time, full of expectations and opportunities for our little ones. But it is also a perfect time to teach our children important values such as respect for the environment and sustainability in fashion.
We know that as a parent, you want the best for your children, including the quality of their clothes and the quality of the footprint they leave on our planet. In this blog, you will find some sustainable brands to dress your children in a responsible way without sacrificing style and comfort.
Totó By Costureo
Inclusive and colourful fashion
Are you looking for cheerful and unique clothes? Totó by Costurero is the place where you will find fashion full of bright colours and fun.
Their production is completely vegan, avoiding any material of animal origin, and they use organic cotton without dyes or harmful chemicals.
In addition, Totó by Costurero creates fashion designed for children with functional diversity. They firmly believe that finding clothes that adapt to their needs is essential to promote their autonomy and encourage their personal development.
For example, they have innovated with label-free garments, as they know that some people with ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) find labels on their skin uncomfortable. They incorporate tactile markers in their garments so that visually impaired children can identify the different parts of the garment. The collars are especially elastic and soft, facilitating head positioning, and use adjustable fastenings for comfort. The garments have a wide cut that does not restrict mobility, while the tight-fitting garments are highly elastic for ease of use and mobility.
These small details bring Totó by Costurero closer and closer to inclusive fashion, where no garment requires modifications to fit any body type. This is its ultimate goal: fashion for everyone.
Sambas de Bambas
Respectful footwear for children
Are you ready to discover what Sambas the Bambas can do for your feet? Introducing the Foot-friendly shoe will give your little ones total freedom of movement like never before.
With their anatomical shape and generous space for toes to perform their function naturally, these shoes are designed with the comfort and health of their feet in mind.
Their removable insoles, made from coconut fibre, are antibacterial, thermo-regulating and naturally absorbent, ensuring your feet stay fresh and healthy all day.
The 4mm plant-based rubber sole is flat with no drop, promoting optimal body alignment allowing you to move easily and without restriction.
Sambas the Bambas is the perfect choice to offer your kids comfort, freedom of movement and healthy feet!
TWOTHIRDS
Designs that come to life
TWOTHIRDS is much more than a brand. It is a community of like-minded people. At TWOTHIRDS, the mission is to create clothing with zero impact on the planet and its oceans. With a strong commitment to quality and environmental responsibility, TWOTHIRDS has designed a clothing collection for boys and girls. Each design is created with the firm conviction to protect the environment and ensure a more sustainable future for future generations. If you are looking for clothes that combine fashion and environmental awareness, at TWOTHIRDS you will find the perfect fusion between design and sustainability, allowing you to dress your little ones in clothes that reflect values.
Kainua
Environmentally conscious children’s clothing
Kainua is a brand that creates basic pieces with a special touch, designed to combine easily.
They have launched their first collection for boys and girls, offering sweatshirts and t‑shirts printed with organic inks, ideal for back to school.
By choosing sustainable fashion for your children, you are contributing to the preservation of the environment and protecting the health and well-being of your loved ones. That’s why, at Kainua, they believe in a future where fashion and environmental responsibility come together to create a better world.
Would you like to explore more children’s clothing brands? You can find out more in our brand guide.
