Dressing your little one for fun in the sun

Exploring tips for managing your children\’s holiday wardrobe.

It\’s a common scenario for many parents. We often purchase new summer clothes for our children with the best intentions, only to see some of those outfits barely worn before the weather shifts or our children outgrow them –  we’ve all been there, haven’t we?

It\’s a challenge that highlights the importance of making thoughtful and sustainable choices when it comes to children\’s clothing to minimise waste and maximize utility.

In this blog post, we will explore the importance of mindful shopping and the value of making sustainable fashion choices.

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How can we ensure that our children\’s wardrobes remain sustainable and avoid becoming disposable as the seasons change?

Choose Timeless Pieces: Invest in classic and versatile clothing items that can transcend seasonal changes. Neutral colours and timeless styles tend to stay relevant in your child\’s wardrobe – as long as they still fit… 

Prioritise Quality: Opt for higher-quality clothing made from durable materials. Well-made garments are less likely to wear out quickly and can be handed down or resold, extending their life cycle.

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Mix and Match: Select clothing items that can be easily mixed and matched to create multiple outfits. This reduces the need for a large number of pieces and encourages versatility.

Rent your holiday wardrobe: We absolutely love sustainable children’s clothing brand Lullalloop and their holiday wardrobe rental option. Pick 10, 15 or 20 pieces to make up your holiday wardrobe, keep them for your holiday and then send them back (unwashed)! What’s not to love!! 

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Support Sustainable Fashion Brands: Choosing to support sustainable fashion brands plays a crucial role in promoting an eco-friendly fashion industry. These brands often prioritise ethical production methods and environmentally friendly materials. Some of our favourite sustainable brands include: Mini Rodini, Patagonia Kids, Frugi, Little Green Radicals, Tobias & the Bear, Smafolk, Little Green Sheep, and Mori.

Embrace preloved: – obviously very close to our hearts and a growing market, buying and selling preloved is an excellent way to lower your environmental impact. This not only minimizes waste but also gives others the chance to enjoy these garments on new adventures. We love Our Little Wardrobe (of course), Rebelle, Kidizen, and Kidswear Collective.

Preloved items from Our Little Wardrobe.

Let\’s work together to promote sustainable fashion for our children.

We\’re excited to let you know that we are currently accepting new stock. If you find that your child\’s summer wardrobe is overflowing with good quality clothing they\’ve outgrown or no longer wear, we\’d be delighted to hear from you. Your contributions can help other families reduce fashion waste, while giving those garments a new lease on life.

Warm regards,

Our Little Wardobe x
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It's a common scenario for many parents. We often purchase new summer clothes for our children with the best intentions, only to see some of those outfits barely worn before the weather shifts or our children outgrow them - in this blog post, we will explore the importance of mindful shopping and the value of making sustainable fashion choices.
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