Barcelona’s Tiny Cottons is basically the coolest kids’ brand on the block (or playground). Founded by creative parents in 2012, this label treats children’s clothing with the respect of high fashion – and the humor of, well, childhood. Each season brings quirky prints hand-drawn by artists (think smiling croissants or cheeky slogans) on premium organic cotton fabrics. The silhouettes are comfy and practical, but the design level is off the charts. From babies to big kids, Tiny Cottons outfits are mini works of art that can survive endless play and washing – and still be cute enough to pass down to the next tiny style icon.

League of Friends is a New York-based children’s label building a “league” of sustainably dressed little trendsetters. Made from 100% organic Pima cotton (ethically knit in Peru), their clothes are super soft and super tough – surviving wash after wash and roughhousing galore. The designs play with texture and color in a modern way: popcorn-knit cardigans, pom-pom hats, and fun prints that mix and match. Plus, they walk the talk on sustainability with a pre-loved trade-in program to keep pieces in circulation. Founded by a mom with an eco-conscious vision, League of Friends proves that kids’ fashion can be playful, planet-friendly, and built to last, creating a community of families who care.

Cinnamon Baby is an Australian children’s brand making pint-sized fashion a big deal. Launched in Melbourne during 2020 (because what better time to start a baby brand than a pandemic?), it’s all about unique, locally designed styles that are as adorable as they are durable. Each piece is crafted from high-quality, soft fabrics to keep kiddos comfy and parents happy, and everything is made ethically with an eye on sustainability (eco-friendly packaging, fair production – the works). From mini surfer tees to cozy knit rompers, Cinnamon Baby proves that even the tiniest wardrobes can make a stylish, feel-good statement.

Noah is a New York-based brand giving skate-punk streetwear a moral compass. Launched in 2015 by Brendon Babenzien (ex-Supreme alum), Noah blends surf, skate, and punk influences with a dash of prep, crafting timeless menswear that rebels against fast-fashion norms. Think graphic tees, hoodies, and caps made responsibly – this brand speaks out on social issues, champions sustainable practices, and proves you can look cool without selling out. In short, Noah is what happens when rebellious downtown style grows a conscience and still rocks a killer logo tee.