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5 days ago | 
cwb-online.co | Laura Turner
The childrenswear sector has evolved significantly over the years, with changes in buying patterns, marketing techniques, technology and fashion trends. AliOli Kids has been adapting to these changes since it was established in the South of England in 2015, leveraging its sector experience while continuously seeking new opportunities.
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1 week ago | 
cwb-online.co | Laura Turner
On 20 May, Fox Williams is hosting an in-person panel discussion and networking event at its offices at 10 Finsbury Square, London, EC2A 1AF. The session will explore the most pressing in-house legal and HR issues facing fashion brands in 2025. Operating in such a fast-moving and globalised sector brings unique complexities.
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1 week ago | 
cwb-online.co | Laura Turner
Term Footwear has joined The Parently Group family, enabling retailers to buy high-quality school shoes and David Luke School Uniform in one transaction. CWB learns more about the acquisition and development of The Parently Group’s product portfolio.
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1 week ago | 
cwb-online.co | Laura Turner
A new addition has joined the Rachel Riley family – meet Cotton Baby. The team behind the award-winning British childrenswear label has developed a new brand of contemporary and luxurious babywear inspired by the beauty of beginnings and the early moments of life. Here, CWB’s Laura Turner speaks with Rose Jouanneau, former Harrods childrenswear buyer, daughter of Rachel Riley, and founder of Cotton Baby, to learn more about the new venture.
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1 week ago | 
cwb-online.co | Laura Turner
MIKA & MILO is a multi-award-winning Scottish childrenswear brand specialising in timeless, planet-friendly knitwear. CWB’s Laura Turner speaks to founder Aiko Stevenson to learn more about the brand and its rich history. Laura Turner: What’s the heritage behind MIKA & MILO? Aiko Stevenson: We are a fourth-generation Scottish textile company which has been involved in the woollen trade for over a century.
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1 week ago | 
cwb-online.co | Laura Turner
Baby and toddler accessories brand, Ziggle, has launched a new line of baby sunhats. Combining style, comfort and essential sun protection, the hats are designed to keep children safe and stylish during outdoor adventures. Ziggle sunhats are available in a variety of designs, including the popular Highland Cow print, and come in two sizes to fit babies and toddlers. Made with two layers of breathable cotton, the hats ensure comfort even on the warmest days.
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1 week ago | 
cwb-online.co | Laura Turner
SGS, a leading testing, inspection and certification company, is hosting a live webinar, ‘Exploring the draft EU toy safety regulation,’ on 13 May 2025. Businesses selling toys in the EU must stay informed about proposed changes to toy safety legislation to ensure compliance with both current and future requirements.
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1 week ago | 
cwb-online.co | Laura Turner
JoJo has introduced The Gruffalo by JoJo, the largest official The Gruffalo wooden toy range. Featuring FSC®-certified wooden toys that bring the beloved story to life through imaginative play, the collection includes a variety of toys to support imaginative play. Little adventurers can explore the woods with The Gruffalo Trailset backpack and adventure essentials, or weave their own tales with The Gruffalo Story Teller.
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1 week ago | 
cwb-online.co | Laura Turner
Born from frustration and fuelled by entrepreneurial spirit, baby and children’s clothing and gifting brand, Blade & Rose, is celebrating its 15th anniversary this month. Founded by a determined mum, Amanda Peffer, who simply couldn’t find the fun, functional clothing she wanted for her child, Blade & Rose was created to fill a gap in the market.
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1 week ago | 
cwb-online.co | Laura Turner
Born from frustration and fuelled by entrepreneurial spirit, baby and children’s clothing and gifting brand, Blade & Rose, is celebrating its 15th birthday this May. Founded by a determined mum, Amanda Peffer, who simply couldn’t find the fun, functional clothing she wanted for her child, Blade & Rose was created to fill a gap in the market.
