childrenswear

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moccasin

crazy!

Already hugely popular with celebrities and their offspring, Moccis says its collec- tion is fast be-

coming the must-have in- door footwear: perfect for nursery, playgroup or sim- ply lounging

around the house! The growing collec- tion means that from August 2010 you can be chased by a snapping Croc or stay warm with somebody who is used to the cold, Master Pengy Brr. For those with a sweet tooth you won’t be able to resist Ice Dream

plus many other loveable designs. The London-based Swedish creator of the brand, Anna Wetterlin, realised that the UK had not yet discovered what toddler-mums in Sweden love: Swedish made moc- casins! Anna put her fashion back- ground to good use and started designing a col- lection that her daughter would enjoy. Moccis are made from natural ecotex certified materials. The leather sole is durable and flexible, and the moccasin has double elastic at the ankle, which will prevent it from falling off.

For more

information call Anna on 0208 748 129, email info@moccis.co.uk or visit www.moccis.co.uk

Dribble in style!

Skibz hadn’t intended to do another show in London as it was already ex- hibiting at several high profile events there, but having heard good things about Bubble the brand booked a stand. Bubble’s emphasis on great

The next best thing to bare feet!

For 20 years, Bobux New Zealand has been dedicated to creating premium- quality children’s shoes that are safe and fun as they take those all important first

design was clear throughout, from the quality show brochure to the unifor- mity of stand layouts. Skibz felt that the show team were very helpful and resolved all of its queries about how to best showcase its stylish products efficiently. Once underway, the brand says that the show atmosphere and two-day operation were brilliant. Skibz offers an innovative range of soft bandana-style bibs that are per- fect for babies and toddlers that

dribble. Funky and comfortable enough to be worn all day, they fea- ture adjustable press-stud fastenings and protect clothing from milk and dribbles. In a range of stylish patterns including leopard print and polka dot, and new in organic cotton and bam- boo, they look more like a fun accessory than a traditional bib!

For more information call 0845 1222 966, email info@skibz.co.uk or visit www.skibz.co.uk

steps. Soft soles allow full flexibility, and 100 per cent leather inners and uppers provide a fully breathable shoe. Bobux shoes are crafted from the finest quality eco-leather and tested to the highest in- ternational safety standards. Whilst protecting little feet, they do not restrict the natural movement of the child’s foot. The shoes are exceptionally easy to fit and have secure fittings to ensure they stay on! Parents can follow the brand’s three step system as they take

their children through its three ranges: Bobux Originals pram shoes (S-XL), I- Walk Junior Cruisers (EU16-20) and I-Walk First Walkers (EU18-24). With over 100 fun designs to choose from, Bobux and I-Walk are taking the First Walker world by storm. Sold in over 35 countries, Bobux reports a strong celebrity following including Angelina Jolie, Halle Berry and Isla Fischer.

For more information call 020 8543 1910.

A funky collection

Funky Feet Fashions says it encom- passes a truly enormous range of funky soft fabric shoes, clothing and accessories for babies and children, all

handmade in the UK. The soft fabric footwear is machine washable with sizes ranging from newborn up to five years. They feature a slip-on stay-on design and have 100 per cent cotton linings and suede non-slip soles. The playsuits, t-shirts and hats are 100 per cent cotton featuring detailed stitching and funky appliquéd designs. This

comprehensive range is supported by drawstring bags, funky greeting cards and appliqué bunting that’s great for parties, gardens or bedrooms.

For more information call 01743 719270, email info@funkyfeetfashions.co.uk or visit www.funkyfeetfashions.co.uk

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