Kids' Fashion / 27 January, 2022 / Ellie Thompson
Like most of us, the team at Frugi has stayed closer to home this past year and found beauty on their very own doorstep, using this as inspiration for their new spring-summer collection of kidswear. Frugi has sought design inspiration from their very own Cornish surroundings, bringing to life craggy cliffs, sandy shores, vibrant blooms, and the rolling fields of Cornwall. Their SS22 offering is set to spread good vibes and an appreciation of the simple things in life, think friendship, freedom, nature, and endless summer days.
What’s more, Frugi’s playful, colourful spring-summer collection is now extended to include older kids up to 12 years.
Frugi’s new active wear collection has been inspired by the sparkling clear skies of Cornwall. They’ve captured the imagination of the night’s sky, and brought all the colour and wonder right back down to planet earth in this fun and cosmic interstellar print.
Frugi’s cosmic collection is comfortable and functional, designed with support and movement in mind. They’ve paid close attention to the technical detail, including
detailing and phone pockets on the twinning Cosmos Leggings and fold over waistbands on Harem Trousers.
Made from the following four sustainable fabrics, GOTS Certified Organic Cotton, Recycled Polyester, Tencer and Modal, this super-soft range is not only kind to delicate skin but durable and long-lasting.
We’re huge fans of matchy-matchy styles, and love that Frugi has opened up their active wear collection to adults too. From Leggings and Vest Tops to Jumpers and Harems – you can twin with your little ones in unisex styles.
For babies, toddlers, and children up through 12 years, Frugi’s organic cotton clothes are made without the use of pesticides or harsh chemicals and are safe for sensitive skin, especially those of newborns.
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