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H&M launching new premium baby and kidswear label

Swedish retailer H&M is launching a line of premium clothing and accessories label for babies and kids focusing on longevity and high-quality materials that are soft on the skin, keep their shape and don’t pill. The premium ‘H&M Adorables’ label, launching on October 10, features newborn essentials and gifts, timeless foundational babywear...

Fashion |In Pictures

Mandy Moore launches holiday children’s collection with Gymboree

Actress and singer Mandy Moore has unveiled a limited-edition capsule holiday collection with Gymboree, part of The Children’s Place, inspired by her two boys, Gus and Ozzie. The capsule collection is the culmination of the year-long partnership between Gymboree and Moore, who is its 2023 brand ambassador and offers clothing for boys and girls...

Business

Baby apparel market to reach 291.76 billion dollars by 2030

A new report by Data Bridge Market Research has estimated that the baby apparel market is expected to reach 291.76 billion dollars by 2030. In 2022, the sector was valued at 174.97 billion dollars, meaning if the predicted valuation is hit, it would register a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.6 percent during the forecast period of 2023...

Retail

Newbie to open first two UK stores outside London

Newbie, the babywear chain of Swedish retailer Kappahl, will see its first two UK stores outside of London opening in August. The stores, in Sheffield and Milton Keynes, add to the brand’s fast-growing British portfolio. Since late 2017, Newbie has opened six physical stores as well as an online store in the UK. The brand also kicked off its...

Design

Mango to launch baby wear

Spanish fashion retailer Mango will launch the new baby apparel range in January. The Mango baby line will initially go on sale in 40 of its Kids stores in Europe and on mango.com. The new line for 0-2 year olds will include daywear, pyjamas, bodies, bibs and footwear. Mango said all garments within the range have passed “exhaustive” chemical...