Kids' Fashion / 10 December, 2018 / My Baba

5 Head-To-Toe Organic Everyday Outfits For Kids

Organic and sustainable fashion is on the rise. It’s better for the environment and the materials are better for you and your family. If clothes can be kinder to skin, last longer, be sourced ethically and help reduce our carbon footprint, buying organic fashion feels like a no-brainer. While not all organic retailers are made equal, with some unofficially applying the ‘organic tag’, Rosie & Cooey are the real deal. The online kids’ clothing shop only work with sustainable and ethical brands and only stock clothes made from organic cotton or recycled polyester. Our head-to-toe organic edit shows how Rosie & Cooey has become our one-stop shop for all things organic.

Outfit 1:

This is a fun, everyday outfit, especially if the day includes playing outdoors. The Lea & JoJo lightweight raincoat is made from 100% recycled polyester fabric, great for staying warm and dry. Team this with a soft cotton denim skirt and a super cute pony print top from Kite.

Outfit 2:

Spark their interest in space with this stargazer t-shirt from Kite. Add some simple moss green jeans and finish off with some funky pirate socks, made from super soft organic cotton.

Outfit 3:

For a cosy and comfortable baba, choose knee-patch joggers that combine style and practicality. Match with the Rainbow Moose shirt from Little Green Radicals and don’t forget the Dadamora beanie if you’re going out and about.

Outfit 4:

The polka heart pinafore is a wardrobe staple; add it to your basket alongside a 3-pack of Tootsa Macginty t-shirts for three easy everyday looks. The bear knee socks are also a cute addition to this outfit.

Outfit 5:

Let them say it with a slogan top with this ‘Someday I will conquer the world’ organic CarlijnQ sweater. Combine with some quirky and fun leopard print leggings and a Lea & JoJo nude coat.

In The Spotlight

Nala's Dream by Taylan Kurtul

Nala’s Dream is a magical children’s story with an incredibly poignant story behind it. It was first imagined by five-year-old Taylan Kurtul, who dreamed up an adventure in which his real-life kitten, Nala, travels into space. Taylan sadly died in February 2024, just eight months after being diagnosed with a medulloblastoma brain tumour. His mum lovingly brought the story he created to life as a book in his memory, celebrating Taylan’s wonderful imagination while raising vital funds for Brain Tumour Research. A beautiful legacy filled with adventure, love and a little boy’s magic.

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