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Serving professionals across the children's and juvenile product industries since 1917, Earnshaw's remains the No. 1 media resource for brands, retailers, and now childrenswear influencers, nationwide. Earnshaw's is the most comprehensive platform for industry-specific news, trends, technologies and retail strategies.
Earnshaw's Magazine | The No. 1 Magazine for Childrenswear Professionals
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Leader and global reference in the kid’s market thanks to its trade shows around the world, Playtime & Kid’s Hub welcomes nearly 600 brands each season to its trade shows, while on its digital platform, Orderwizz, brands and buyers enjoy buying and selling all year long. Playtime & Kid’s Hub is an international community that remains human size, offering the best and most inspirational business experience in the kids’ fashion and lifestyle sector!
At Playtime & Kid’s Hub this winter, find the best of two complementary worlds as it opens its doors in the heart of New York City Febr ..read more
Earnshaw's Magazine | The No. 1 Magazine for Childrenswear Professionals
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The realm of children’s fashion has a new event with the highly anticipated launch of The Children’s Show, the international trade show dedicated to the industry, on February 11 and 12. The event will take place in a prestigious location in the heart of Manhattan, at 417 5th Avenue.
Organized by IEG USA, the U.S. branch of Italian Exhibition Group SpA, the Children’s Show is a must-attend event for companies specializing in children’s apparel. Show Director Virginia Zingone’s vision has shaped an event that will bring together 60 of the world’s leading international companies in the children’s ..read more
Earnshaw's Magazine | The No. 1 Magazine for Childrenswear Professionals
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Angel Dear
Fixoni
Andy and Evan
Baby Deer
Boboli
Bellabu Bear
Town Hall Outdoor Co.
Marc Fisher Kids
Old Soles
Tiny Tribe
Rylee + Cru
Hatley
Tiny Whale
Wee Ones
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Earnshaw's Magazine | The No. 1 Magazine for Childrenswear Professionals
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Photography by Zoe Adlersberg/See Management; styling by Mariah Walker/Art Department. Special thanks to Generation Model Management, State Management and Teri B Talent & Model Management.
Saad is wearing a poncho by Molo.
Dallas is wearing a side zip jacket by Mini a Ture, shirt underneath by Appaman, vest by MarMar, pants by Trussardi, shoes by Reima.
Briar is wearing a dress by Andy and Evan, pants by Appaman, shoes by Doc Martens, sling by Hugo, hat by Mini a Ture.
Lennon is wearing a sweatshirt and pants by Harley, jacket by Scotch & Soda.
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American toy manufacturer Kids Preferred rolls out multiple product categories featuring Universal Products & Experiences with its ‘Welcome to the Universe Baby!’ collection. The new line offers gender-neutral infant and toddler playthings featuring DreamWorks Animation’s Shrek, How To Train Your Dragon, Kung Fu Panda and Madagascar as well as Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment’s Back To The Future and E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial. Categories include plush, blankets, teethers, playbook sets and non-electronic learning toys.
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PaigeLauren
Paigelauren has answered the call to all those parents who wanted the brand’s buttery-soft eco-fleece that until now, has only come in kids’ sizes. Say hello to PaigeLauren’s Family Loungewear, which marries comfort with sustainability. Whether it’s a movie night in or a leisurely weekend morning, family loungewear is the snuggly gift that keeps on giving.
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Gerber Childrenswear
From dressers and rompers to short sets and swimwear, Gerber Childrenswear rolls out its beach-inspired SS’24 collection that’s all about fun in the sun. For sizes 0 to 3 mos to 5T, the highlights include cotton gauze and the color clay for sweet floral dresses, rompers and two-piece short sets as well as adorable turtle-themed prints. This collection is brimming with options galore for sibling matching. Gerber prioritizes fashion and comfort but always puts safety first; all items come Standard 100 by Oeko-Tex so parents don’t have to worry about harmful substances in b ..read more
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Dress manufacturer Kid’s Dream of Los Angeles has embraced the 2024 Pantone Color of the Year for their Peach Fuzz flower girl dresses in sizes 2 to 12 and 14 to 20.5. CEO Chewy Jung describes the four styles: a satin bodice with a tulle skirt gussied up with rhinestone and pearl trim (shown), a sequin drop waist with butterfly ruffle sleeves, a satin bodice with floating flower petals inside the skirt, which can be color customized, and a princess ballgown with floral trim. These elegant designs will surely make young customers feel special—and have peach dreams—for their dressy occasions.
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Playwear from Magnetic Me
A magnet changed the game. Magnetic fasteners for the multiple changes that a newborn needs every day meant faster dressing, less fussy babies and calmer first-time parents. Replacing Velcro, snaps and buttons with magnets for sleepwear and playwear opened up a world of possibility—and business.
Since the inception of Magnetic Me in 2008, co-owners Lauren Levy and Lawrence Scheer have attracted top-notch design talent to their company. Earnshaw’s spoke to Levy about the proprietary RightFit fabric, their dedication to sustainability, and their expanded collect ..read more
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Rosa Lee
A first-time mom knows all-too-well the feelings of loneliness. She might seek out a new-mother support group or attend mommy-and-me classes to start to create her village. But what she typically doesn’t do—especially with zero retail experience—is open a children’s boutique. Not unless she’s Rosa Lee.
Lee, born and raised in Ann Arbor, MI, has a master’s in architecture, an MBA as well as a career in acting and a strong tennis game. But after she gave birth to her first child in 2006, Lee experienced some difficult feelings that took her by surprise and had her yearning for somethi ..read more