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Brands Book of the Season 22 nd EDITION Highlights July 1-3, 2017 Parc Floral de Paris www.iloveplaytime.com amy & ivor Great Britain Shoes Amy & Ivor is a creative design led ethically minded British brand. They hand craft the most beautiful luxury quality chrome free leather baby and toddler moccasins. The best in the world. Stand i28 • www.amyandivor.com atelier barn Sweden Children’s clothes, accessories Atelier barn is a Swedish kids brand for boys and girls from age 4 to 18. All garments are made out of Japanese quality fabrics with a vintage look, and made in France. Stand G32 • www.atelierbarn.com atelier choux paris France Design and gift Atelier Choux Paris offers elegant nursery essentials featuring elaborate architectural wonders and charismatic creatures. Our poetic illustrations encourage storytelling and inspire little ones to develop their imagination, creativity and sense of humor. Our product range includes illustrated carrés (square blankets), bedding and bibs in organic cotton, along with cashmere blankets and nursery décor. In Paris, our carrés have been compared to those of Hermès, but created for the ‘tout petits’. Stand C12-D11 • www.atelierchoux.com aubrie Australia Baby and children’s clothes, accessories Aubrie offers timeless femininity, vintage details, pretty prints and quirky colours in beautiful natural fabrics. aubrie hopes to be handed down from one wearer to the next, with a focus on quality make and finish and therefore making the brand more sustainable. aubrie loves anything a little bit different and with that in mind ensures that every style is produced in limited quantities. aubrie is pretty yet practical, playful but never precious. Stand R07 • www.aubrie.com.au bandy button France Children’s clothes, accessories The essence of Bandy Button is to create cool clothes in which kids will feel comfortable to play and discover the world of freedom. We use only high quality fabrics, comfortable, made to last and pass from a generation to another. We hope these clothes will soon become their favorite ones. The prints and illustrations are all handmade. Stand W11 • www.bandybutton.com banwood Germany Design and gift Banwood® is a cycling brand for children characterized by a safe and classic design, focused on creating the finest bicycles, as safe as they are timeless, motivating children at an early age. Times have changed the way kids play, but the way kids learn and develop remains the same. We want to carry on the magic of how we used to play by encouraging kids to be active and support their growth in a playful way. All while creating happy childhood memories. Stand F05 • www.banwood.com bobo choses Spain Baby and children’s clothes, accessories Once upon a time there was a clothing brand that spoke the language of children... Stand i26 • www.bobochoses.com bonton France Baby and children’s clothes, accessories, design and gift For thirteen years, every season, the Bonton collections have reinvented their basics, scattering them with colour and fun, and adding new styles which reflect the time being. Some beacon pieces, such as the moss-stitch jacket, or the Shepherd cardigan, have become absolute essentials. Materials tend towards brushed or thick cotton, light voile, fleece or even velvet, set off with embroidered polka-dots, self-coloured, or overprinted with narrow stripes, tiny hearts and little spots. Stand T06-U05 • www.bonton.fr born copenhagen Denmark Baby gear, design and gift BORN Copenhagen is a Danish design brand who creates beautiful kids interior, made exclusively with the best certified organic materials and highest attention to details. Discover true Danish design at its best, with the most necessary must haves for new parents, such as beautifully designed babynests with unique hand drawn prints, as well as bedding, bed bumpers and accessories. All made in 100% ORGANIC cotton. Stand A02 • www.borncopenhagen.dk caramel Great Britain Baby and children’s clothes, accessories Caramel delivers finely crafted artisan pieces that are as beautiful as they are functional. British modern styles are cut from heritage cloths. Stand M10 • www.caramel-shop.co.uk carlota barnabe Portugal Baby and children’s clothes, accessories Carlota Barnabe presents an organized and firmly modern style for babies and kids before 10 years. The brand combines effectiveness and simplicity developed about harmonious colours in a very soft 100% cotton muslin. Carlota barnabe is a Portuguese brand totally produced in Portugal, reputed for his quality and experience, respecting ethical and organic norms. Stand M10 • www.carlotabarnabe.com chacha France Design and gift Chacha surprises for kids: Cones Surprises, Birthday Invitations, Little Toys and Retro Candies. Stand A08 • www.chacha-leshop.com chispum Spain Design and gift We tell and draw stories and mini-stories on the walls so that the spaces of the youngest in the house are full of joy and imagination. Come and see how Chispum stories grow!!!! Stand F04 • www.chispum.com easy peasy France Shoes, accessories Easy Peasy is a French brand of slippers, shoes and accessories for childrens and their mum. The French brand seeks to give creation value by offering an eco-designed collection : vegetable-tanned leather certified to be chromium-free, water-soluble glue, organic cotton packaging... The name of vegetable leather comes from the tanning process that uses fruits and leaves, it is certificated to be chromium-free by the French Technical Center for leather. Stand K17 • www.easypeasy.fr eef lillemor France Baby gear, design and gift As a kids-lifestyle brand, Eef Lillemor creates quality products with a focus on design, function, and color. Our products are inspired by Scandinavian design with a twist of Japanese pop culture, all made with a lot of love and passion and just about everything in pretty pastel colors. Stand E07 • www.eeflillemor.nl emile et ida France Baby and children’s clothes, shoes, accessories Quality soft & refined clothes. A collection smart, simple and bohemian, where the comfort and the sweetness of the fabrics has an equal only the beauty of pieces Made in Europe. Stand E26-F23 • www.emile-et-ida.fr fish & kids Spain Baby and children’s clothes, accessories Company founded by the creative and design director Pilar Picazo, headcoartered in A Coruña. Since the first campaign we want you to be able to submerge to this uninhibited, daring and brave Word that the Brand breathes through its washed clothing, its graphics and sea soul. Fish & Kids symbolizes a return to the past, always with an updated, fresh and daring feel. We attach great importance to commodity and ease when mixing garments between one another, being most of them unisex. Stand Q05 • www.fishandkids.es fresh dinosaurs Spain Baby and children’s clothes Fresh Dinosaurs means a free soul, love of the sea, sun ans absorbing the light and colours of nature. We want to pave the way for expression for coming generations. Easy to wear silhouettes with special attention to jerseys, encouraging playfulness and relaxed approach to life. Stand W02 • www.freshdinosaurs.com global affairs The Netherlands Baby gear, toys GLOBAL AFFAIRS presents a bright and colorful collection with (cuddle) toys, knitted dolls, crochet rattles, felt storage baskets, bags and more for children. This year we introduce our Plentimals range. Christian Borstlap, a famous Dutch designer, has made a nice set of wooden blocks from which you can make hundreds of different kinds of animals. it is a new toy designed to encourage creative play in children and adults alike. The same characters are printed on our brand new bamboo tableware. Stand F03 • www.globalaffairs.nl hagelens Denmark Design and gift Nothing is more important to us at Hagelens, than to create a magical universe for children. Where their imagination can flourish and accomplish wonderful things. We do this by providing them with small tools in simple motives, that motivates them Wonderful things! Stand E13 • www.hagelens.com hey popinjay! Poland baby and children’s clothes Intensive colors and unusual style inspired by nature, distinguish clothes for children created in response to predictable offer of children market. Hey Popinjay is the brand that wins hearts not only by its original style, comfort and quality but also by organic and ecological fabric. The illustrations used on fabrics for the SS17 and AW18 collection have been created by famous and respected artist/illustrator IN Poland and all over the world Olka Osadzińska. Stand U01 • www.heypopinjay.pl I dig denim Sweden Baby and children’s clothes I dig denim is a Gothenburg based denim brand for kids between 0-15 years, founded in 2010 by designer Hanna Clavegård. As of today, I dig denim is represented in 25 countries. Stand M01 • www.idigdenim.se imps & elfs The Netherlands Baby and children’s clothes, accessories Imps & Elfs is an organic baby and children’s clothing line from the Netherlands. The collection always has fun prints, bold graphics and, not only are they earth-friendly, but they are a fair-wage company. Stand M06-M08 • www.imps-elfs.com jupe by jackie The Netherlands Children’s clothes, accessories In 2017, Jupe by Jackie, the renowned fashion/embroidery house launches its first collection of kids clothing. Jupe by Jackie born out of a desire, in a completely novel way, to shine light on the art of hand embroidery: a dying craft in today’s fast-paced fashion industry. Jupe’s objective is to support and further nourish the mindful and time-consuming process of hand embroidery and its heritage, particularly in today’s world, where quality is often neglected for the sake of quantity. Stand F21 • www.j-b-j.com kalinka Bulgaria Baby and children’s clothes, accessories Kalinka is a brand for simple but classic hand knitted garments for babies from newborn to 5 years.
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