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LARGE CREAM RABBIT: CAMILA
~ 100% cotton canvas
~ hand embroidered face
~ pima ruffle dress and cotton long sleeved dress
~ Indian block printed head scarf
~ disk jointed neck and floppy limbs
~ stuffed with poly-fill
~ about 16 inches tall (toes to top of head- not including ears)
Intended for Children ages 3 and Up
Handmade in Lima Peru
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ABOUT THE PDC AND THE ARTIST JEN MURPHY
My mother taught me how to design patterns and sew teddy bears when I was eleven years old. We both coveted antique mohair teddy bears, but since we were unable to afford to buy them, she taught herself, then taught me. Throughout my childhood we traveled the country selling her beautifully crafted pieces.
For as long as I can remember this is what we did. We made things. In my twenties and early thirties, I successfully carved out a business making one-of-a-kind teddy bears and animals for collectors worldwide, but once I had my own children I questioned why I was making “toys” intended for adults, often relegated to decorations. I wanted the objects I made to be animated by play and imbued with the love children give their favorite toys.
In 2012, I launched the Polka Dot Club with this in mind and in the intervening years I’ve seen how that simple act of learning to sew all those years ago, has so deeply impacted the way I live, work, and parent. I wanted to reinforce the idea that everything in our home was crafted and didn't just appear on a shelf ready for us to digest. It came from someplace and someone, which is a very powerful idea- one that I’m committed to. It feeds the Less Is More ideas about consumerism and quality but it also empowers everyone to become a maker themselves.
My Studio here in Minneapolis is where I continue to work and design all the pieces for the PDC, and I’ve expanded the studio to include a small group of sewers in Lima, Peru. This collaboration has been a powerful one. It’s not fast, inexpensive, nor easy to work in Peru, but it is meaningful. This sewing group was started to support hearing impaired women and now employs a handful of very talented sewers. The history of craft is threaded throughout the Peruvian culture and I’m learning so much from working with Pilar, Cecilia, Yesenia, Carmen, Kristine… and we’re only just getting started.
MADE WITH SO MUCH LOVE FROM THE CLUB.
$158.00
LARGE BROWN CAT: OWEN
~ 100% cotton canvas
~ hand embroidered face
~ merino wool jacket with pocket and ties
~ pima cuffed bloomers
~ disk jointed neck and floppy limbs
~ stuffed with poly-fill
~ about 16 inches tall (toes to top of head- not including ears)
Intended for Children ages 3 and Up
Handmade in Lima Peru
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ABOUT THE PDC AND THE ARTIST JEN MURPHY
My mother taught me how to design patterns and sew teddy bears when I was eleven years old. We both coveted antique mohair teddy bears, but since we were unable to afford to buy them, she taught herself, then taught me. Throughout my childhood we traveled the country selling her beautifully crafted pieces.
For as long as I can remember this is what we did. We made things. In my twenties and early thirties, I successfully carved out a business making one-of-a-kind teddy bears and animals for collectors worldwide, but once I had my own children I questioned why I was making “toys” intended for adults, often relegated to decorations. I wanted the objects I made to be animated by play and imbued with the love children give their favorite toys.
In 2012, I launched the Polka Dot Club with this in mind and in the intervening years I’ve seen how that simple act of learning to sew all those years ago, has so deeply impacted the way I live, work, and parent. I wanted to reinforce the idea that everything in our home was crafted and didn't just appear on a shelf ready for us to digest. It came from someplace and someone, which is a very powerful idea- one that I’m committed to. It feeds the Less Is More ideas about consumerism and quality but it also empowers everyone to become a maker themselves.
My Studio here in Minneapolis is where I continue to work and design all the pieces for the PDC, and I’ve expanded the studio to include a small group of sewers in Lima, Peru. This collaboration has been a powerful one. It’s not fast, inexpensive, nor easy to work in Peru, but it is meaningful. This sewing group was started to support hearing impaired women and now employs a handful of very talented sewers. The history of craft is threaded throughout the Peruvian culture and I’m learning so much from working with Pilar, Cecilia, Yesenia, Carmen, Kristine… and we’re only just getting started.
MADE WITH SO MUCH LOVE FROM THE CLUB.
$158.00
LARGE CREAM CAT: LULU
~ 100% cotton canvas
~ hand embroidered face
~ Indian striped cotton dress with shoulder ruffles
~ hand dyed headband
~ disk jointed neck and floppy limbs
~ stuffed with poly-fill
~ about 16 inches tall (toes to top of head- not including ears)
Intended for Children ages 3 and Up
Handmade in Lima Peru
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ABOUT THE PDC AND THE ARTIST JEN MURPHY
My mother taught me how to design patterns and sew teddy bears when I was eleven years old. We both coveted antique mohair teddy bears, but since we were unable to afford to buy them, she taught herself, then taught me. Throughout my childhood we traveled the country selling her beautifully crafted pieces.
For as long as I can remember this is what we did. We made things. In my twenties and early thirties, I successfully carved out a business making one-of-a-kind teddy bears and animals for collectors worldwide, but once I had my own children I questioned why I was making “toys” intended for adults, often relegated to decorations. I wanted the objects I made to be animated by play and imbued with the love children give their favorite toys.
In 2012, I launched the Polka Dot Club with this in mind and in the intervening years I’ve seen how that simple act of learning to sew all those years ago, has so deeply impacted the way I live, work, and parent. I wanted to reinforce the idea that everything in our home was crafted and didn't just appear on a shelf ready for us to digest. It came from someplace and someone, which is a very powerful idea- one that I’m committed to. It feeds the Less Is More ideas about consumerism and quality but it also empowers everyone to become a maker themselves.
My Studio here in Minneapolis is where I continue to work and design all the pieces for the PDC, and I’ve expanded the studio to include a small group of sewers in Lima, Peru. This collaboration has been a powerful one. It’s not fast, inexpensive, nor easy to work in Peru, but it is meaningful. This sewing group was started to support hearing impaired women and now employs a handful of very talented sewers. The history of craft is threaded throughout the Peruvian culture and I’m learning so much from working with Pilar, Cecilia, Yesenia, Carmen, Kristine… and we’re only just getting started.
MADE WITH SO MUCH LOVE FROM THE CLUB.
$158.00
LARGE BROWN RABBIT: LAZLO
~ 100% cotton canvas
~ hand embroidered face
~ Indian striped cotton overalls
~ hand woven neckerchief
~ disk jointed neck and floppy limbs
~ stuffed with poly-fill
~ about 16 inches tall (toes to top of head- not including ears)
Intended for Children ages 3 and Up
Handmade in Lima Peru
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ABOUT THE PDC AND THE ARTIST JEN MURPHY
My mother taught me how to design patterns and sew teddy bears when I was eleven years old. We both coveted antique mohair teddy bears, but since we were unable to afford to buy them, she taught herself, then taught me. Throughout my childhood we traveled the country selling her beautifully crafted pieces.
For as long as I can remember this is what we did. We made things. In my twenties and early thirties, I successfully carved out a business making one-of-a-kind teddy bears and animals for collectors worldwide, but once I had my own children I questioned why I was making “toys” intended for adults, often relegated to decorations. I wanted the objects I made to be animated by play and imbued with the love children give their favorite toys.
In 2012, I launched the Polka Dot Club with this in mind and in the intervening years I’ve seen how that simple act of learning to sew all those years ago, has so deeply impacted the way I live, work, and parent. I wanted to reinforce the idea that everything in our home was crafted and didn't just appear on a shelf ready for us to digest. It came from someplace and someone, which is a very powerful idea- one that I’m committed to. It feeds the Less Is More ideas about consumerism and quality but it also empowers everyone to become a maker themselves.
My Studio here in Minneapolis is where I continue to work and design all the pieces for the PDC, and I’ve expanded the studio to include a small group of sewers in Lima, Peru. This collaboration has been a powerful one. It’s not fast, inexpensive, nor easy to work in Peru, but it is meaningful. This sewing group was started to support hearing impaired women and now employs a handful of very talented sewers. The history of craft is threaded throughout the Peruvian culture and I’m learning so much from working with Pilar, Cecilia, Yesenia, Carmen, Kristine… and we’re only just getting started.
MADE WITH SO MUCH LOVE FROM THE CLUB.
$118.00
PDC MEDIUM CAT IN BLOCK PRINTS
~ 100% cotton canvas
~ hand embroidered face
~ Indian block printed bloomers
~ cotton neck ruffle
~ disk jointed neck and floppy limbs
~ stuffed with poly-fill
~ about 12 inches tall (toes to top of head- not including ears)
Intended for Children ages 3 and Up
Handmade in Lima Peru
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ABOUT THE PDC AND THE ARTIST JEN MURPHY
My mother taught me how to design patterns and sew teddy bears when I was eleven years old. We both coveted antique mohair teddy bears, but since we were unable to afford to buy them, she taught herself, then taught me. Throughout my childhood we traveled the country selling her beautifully crafted pieces.
For as long as I can remember this is what we did. We made things. In my twenties and early thirties, I successfully carved out a business making one-of-a-kind teddy bears and animals for collectors worldwide, but once I had my own children I questioned why I was making “toys” intended for adults, often relegated to decorations. I wanted the objects I made to be animated by play and imbued with the love children give their favorite toys.
In 2012, I launched the Polka Dot Club with this in mind and in the intervening years I’ve seen how that simple act of learning to sew all those years ago, has so deeply impacted the way I live, work, and parent. I wanted to reinforce the idea that everything in our home was crafted and didn't just appear on a shelf ready for us to digest. It came from someplace and someone, which is a very powerful idea- one that I’m committed to. It feeds the Less Is More ideas about consumerism and quality but it also empowers everyone to become a maker themselves.
My Studio here in Minneapolis is where I continue to work and design all the pieces for the PDC, and I’ve expanded the studio to include a small group of sewers in Lima, Peru. This collaboration has been a powerful one. It’s not fast, inexpensive, nor easy to work in Peru, but it is meaningful. This sewing group was started to support hearing impaired women and now employs a handful of very talented sewers. The history of craft is threaded throughout the Peruvian culture and I’m learning so much from working with Pilar, Cecilia, Yesenia, Carmen, Kristine… and we’re only just getting started.
MADE WITH SO MUCH LOVE FROM THE CLUB.
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PDC MEDIUM RABBIT IN BLOCK PRINTS
~ 100% cotton canvas
~ hand embroidered face
~ Indian block printed bloomers
~ cotton neck ruffle
~ disk jointed neck and floppy limbs
~ stuffed with poly-fill
~ about 12 inches tall (toes to top of head- not including ears)
Intended for Children ages 3 and Up
Handmade in Lima Peru
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ABOUT THE PDC AND THE ARTIST JEN MURPHY
My mother taught me how to design patterns and sew teddy bears when I was eleven years old. We both coveted antique mohair teddy bears, but since we were unable to afford to buy them, she taught herself, then taught me. Throughout my childhood we traveled the country selling her beautifully crafted pieces.
For as long as I can remember this is what we did. We made things. In my twenties and early thirties, I successfully carved out a business making one-of-a-kind teddy bears and animals for collectors worldwide, but once I had my own children I questioned why I was making “toys” intended for adults, often relegated to decorations. I wanted the objects I made to be animated by play and imbued with the love children give their favorite toys.
In 2012, I launched the Polka Dot Club with this in mind and in the intervening years I’ve seen how that simple act of learning to sew all those years ago, has so deeply impacted the way I live, work, and parent. I wanted to reinforce the idea that everything in our home was crafted and didn't just appear on a shelf ready for us to digest. It came from someplace and someone, which is a very powerful idea- one that I’m committed to. It feeds the Less Is More ideas about consumerism and quality but it also empowers everyone to become a maker themselves.
My Studio here in Minneapolis is where I continue to work and design all the pieces for the PDC, and I’ve expanded the studio to include a small group of sewers in Lima, Peru. This collaboration has been a powerful one. It’s not fast, inexpensive, nor easy to work in Peru, but it is meaningful. This sewing group was started to support hearing impaired women and now employs a handful of very talented sewers. The history of craft is threaded throughout the Peruvian culture and I’m learning so much from working with Pilar, Cecilia, Yesenia, Carmen, Kristine… and we’re only just getting started.
MADE WITH SO MUCH LOVE FROM THE CLUB.
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PDC MEDIUM RABBIT IN BLOCK PRINTS
~ 100% cotton canvas
~ hand embroidered face
~ Indian block printed bloomers
~ cotton neck ruffle
~ disk jointed neck and floppy limbs
~ stuffed with poly-fill
~ about 12 inches tall (toes to top of head- not including ears)
Intended for Children ages 3 and Up
Handmade in Lima Peru
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ABOUT THE PDC AND THE ARTIST JEN MURPHY
My mother taught me how to design patterns and sew teddy bears when I was eleven years old. We both coveted antique mohair teddy bears, but since we were unable to afford to buy them, she taught herself, then taught me. Throughout my childhood we traveled the country selling her beautifully crafted pieces.
For as long as I can remember this is what we did. We made things. In my twenties and early thirties, I successfully carved out a business making one-of-a-kind teddy bears and animals for collectors worldwide, but once I had my own children I questioned why I was making “toys” intended for adults, often relegated to decorations. I wanted the objects I made to be animated by play and imbued with the love children give their favorite toys.
In 2012, I launched the Polka Dot Club with this in mind and in the intervening years I’ve seen how that simple act of learning to sew all those years ago, has so deeply impacted the way I live, work, and parent. I wanted to reinforce the idea that everything in our home was crafted and didn't just appear on a shelf ready for us to digest. It came from someplace and someone, which is a very powerful idea- one that I’m committed to. It feeds the Less Is More ideas about consumerism and quality but it also empowers everyone to become a maker themselves.
My Studio here in Minneapolis is where I continue to work and design all the pieces for the PDC, and I’ve expanded the studio to include a small group of sewers in Lima, Peru. This collaboration has been a powerful one. It’s not fast, inexpensive, nor easy to work in Peru, but it is meaningful. This sewing group was started to support hearing impaired women and now employs a handful of very talented sewers. The history of craft is threaded throughout the Peruvian culture and I’m learning so much from working with Pilar, Cecilia, Yesenia, Carmen, Kristine… and we’re only just getting started.
MADE WITH SO MUCH LOVE FROM THE CLUB.
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PDC MEDIUM BALLET CAT
~ 100% cotton canvas
~ hand embroidered face
~ cotton ruffle dress
~ wool & cotton pom pom shoes
~ disk jointed neck and floppy limbs
~ stuffed with poly-fill
~ about 12 inches tall (toes to top of head- not including ears)
Intended for Children ages 3 and Up
Handmade in Lima Peru
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ABOUT THE PDC AND THE ARTIST JEN MURPHY
My mother taught me how to design patterns and sew teddy bears when I was eleven years old. We both coveted antique mohair teddy bears, but since we were unable to afford to buy them, she taught herself, then taught me. Throughout my childhood we traveled the country selling her beautifully crafted pieces.
For as long as I can remember this is what we did. We made things. In my twenties and early thirties, I successfully carved out a business making one-of-a-kind teddy bears and animals for collectors worldwide, but once I had my own children I questioned why I was making “toys” intended for adults, often relegated to decorations. I wanted the objects I made to be animated by play and imbued with the love children give their favorite toys.
In 2012, I launched the Polka Dot Club with this in mind and in the intervening years I’ve seen how that simple act of learning to sew all those years ago, has so deeply impacted the way I live, work, and parent. I wanted to reinforce the idea that everything in our home was crafted and didn't just appear on a shelf ready for us to digest. It came from someplace and someone, which is a very powerful idea- one that I’m committed to. It feeds the Less Is More ideas about consumerism and quality but it also empowers everyone to become a maker themselves.
My Studio here in Minneapolis is where I continue to work and design all the pieces for the PDC, and I’ve expanded the studio to include a small group of sewers in Lima, Peru. This collaboration has been a powerful one. It’s not fast, inexpensive, nor easy to work in Peru, but it is meaningful. This sewing group was started to support hearing impaired women and now employs a handful of very talented sewers. The history of craft is threaded throughout the Peruvian culture and I’m learning so much from working with Pilar, Cecilia, Yesenia, Carmen, Kristine… and we’re only just getting started.
MADE WITH SO MUCH LOVE FROM THE CLUB.
$118.00
PDC MEDIUM BALLET CAT
~ 100% cotton canvas
~ hand embroidered face
~ cotton ruffle dress
~ wool & cotton pom pom shoes
~ disk jointed neck and floppy limbs
~ stuffed with poly-fill
~ about 12 inches tall (toes to top of head- not including ears)
Intended for Children ages 3 and Up
Handmade in Lima Peru
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ABOUT THE PDC AND THE ARTIST JEN MURPHY
My mother taught me how to design patterns and sew teddy bears when I was eleven years old. We both coveted antique mohair teddy bears, but since we were unable to afford to buy them, she taught herself, then taught me. Throughout my childhood we traveled the country selling her beautifully crafted pieces.
For as long as I can remember this is what we did. We made things. In my twenties and early thirties, I successfully carved out a business making one-of-a-kind teddy bears and animals for collectors worldwide, but once I had my own children I questioned why I was making “toys” intended for adults, often relegated to decorations. I wanted the objects I made to be animated by play and imbued with the love children give their favorite toys.
In 2012, I launched the Polka Dot Club with this in mind and in the intervening years I’ve seen how that simple act of learning to sew all those years ago, has so deeply impacted the way I live, work, and parent. I wanted to reinforce the idea that everything in our home was crafted and didn't just appear on a shelf ready for us to digest. It came from someplace and someone, which is a very powerful idea- one that I’m committed to. It feeds the Less Is More ideas about consumerism and quality but it also empowers everyone to become a maker themselves.
My Studio here in Minneapolis is where I continue to work and design all the pieces for the PDC, and I’ve expanded the studio to include a small group of sewers in Lima, Peru. This collaboration has been a powerful one. It’s not fast, inexpensive, nor easy to work in Peru, but it is meaningful. This sewing group was started to support hearing impaired women and now employs a handful of very talented sewers. The history of craft is threaded throughout the Peruvian culture and I’m learning so much from working with Pilar, Cecilia, Yesenia, Carmen, Kristine… and we’re only just getting started.
MADE WITH SO MUCH LOVE FROM THE CLUB.
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PDC MEDIUM BALLET RABBIT
~ 100% cotton canvas
~ hand embroidered face
~ cotton ruffle dress
~ wool & cotton pom pom shoes
~ disk jointed neck and floppy limbs
~ stuffed with poly-fill
~ about 12 inches tall (toes to top of head- not including ears)
Intended for Children ages 3 and Up
Handmade in Lima Peru
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ABOUT THE PDC AND THE ARTIST JEN MURPHY
My mother taught me how to design patterns and sew teddy bears when I was eleven years old. We both coveted antique mohair teddy bears, but since we were unable to afford to buy them, she taught herself, then taught me. Throughout my childhood we traveled the country selling her beautifully crafted pieces.
For as long as I can remember this is what we did. We made things. In my twenties and early thirties, I successfully carved out a business making one-of-a-kind teddy bears and animals for collectors worldwide, but once I had my own children I questioned why I was making “toys” intended for adults, often relegated to decorations. I wanted the objects I made to be animated by play and imbued with the love children give their favorite toys.
In 2012, I launched the Polka Dot Club with this in mind and in the intervening years I’ve seen how that simple act of learning to sew all those years ago, has so deeply impacted the way I live, work, and parent. I wanted to reinforce the idea that everything in our home was crafted and didn't just appear on a shelf ready for us to digest. It came from someplace and someone, which is a very powerful idea- one that I’m committed to. It feeds the Less Is More ideas about consumerism and quality but it also empowers everyone to become a maker themselves.
My Studio here in Minneapolis is where I continue to work and design all the pieces for the PDC, and I’ve expanded the studio to include a small group of sewers in Lima, Peru. This collaboration has been a powerful one. It’s not fast, inexpensive, nor easy to work in Peru, but it is meaningful. This sewing group was started to support hearing impaired women and now employs a handful of very talented sewers. The history of craft is threaded throughout the Peruvian culture and I’m learning so much from working with Pilar, Cecilia, Yesenia, Carmen, Kristine… and we’re only just getting started.
MADE WITH SO MUCH LOVE FROM THE CLUB.
$16.00
~ Fits all PDC Classic Bears, Medium Rabbits/Cats, & Large Rabbits/Cats
~ Neck Ruffle to accessorize all of your PDC animal friends
~ hand wash - dry flat
NOTE: Block print ruffles are exclusive to PDC website.
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handmade in Lima, Peru
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ABOUT THE PDC AND THE ARTIST JEN MURPHY
My mother taught me how to design patterns and sew teddy bears when I was eleven years old. We both coveted antique mohair teddy bears, but since we were unable to afford to buy them, she taught herself, then taught me. Throughout my childhood we traveled the country selling her beautifully crafted pieces.
For as long as I can remember this is what we did. We made things. In my twenties and early thirties, I successfully carved out a business making one-of-a-kind teddy bears and animals for collectors worldwide, but once I had my own children I questioned why I was making “toys” intended for adults, often relegated to decorations. I wanted the objects I made to be animated by play and imbued with the love children give their favorite toys.
In 2012, I launched the Polka Dot Club with this in mind and in the intervening years I’ve seen how that simple act of learning to sew all those years ago, has so deeply impacted the way I live, work, and parent. I wanted to reinforce the idea that everything in our home was crafted and didn't just appear on a shelf ready for us to digest. It came from someplace and someone, which is a very powerful idea- one that I’m committed to. It feeds the Less Is More ideas about consumerism and quality but it also empowers everyone to become a maker themselves.
My Studio here in Minneapolis is where I continue to work and design all the pieces for the PDC, and I’ve expanded the studio to include a small group of sewers in Lima, Peru. This collaboration has been a powerful one. It’s not fast, inexpensive, nor easy to work in Peru, but it is meaningful. This sewing group was started to support hearing impaired women and now employs a handful of very talented sewers. The history of craft is threaded throughout the Peruvian culture and I’m learning so much from working with Pilar, Cecilia, Yesenia, Carmen, Kristine… and we’re only just getting started.
MADE WITH SO MUCH LOVE FROM THE CLUB.
$32.00
~ Fits all PDC Bears and Rabbits
~ Merino Wool Fabric
~ Winter White Pocket
~ Twill Tape Tie
~ hand wash - dry flat
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handmade in Lima, Peru
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ABOUT THE PDC AND THE ARTIST JEN MURPHY
My mother taught me how to design patterns and sew teddy bears when I was eleven years old. We both coveted antique mohair teddy bears, but since we were unable to afford to buy them, she taught herself, then taught me. Throughout my childhood we traveled the country selling her beautifully crafted pieces.
For as long as I can remember this is what we did. We made things. In my twenties and early thirties, I successfully carved out a business making one-of-a-kind teddy bears and animals for collectors worldwide, but once I had my own children I questioned why I was making “toys” intended for adults, often relegated to decorations. I wanted the objects I made to be animated by play and imbued with the love children give their favorite toys.
In 2012, I launched the Polka Dot Club with this in mind and in the intervening years I’ve seen how that simple act of learning to sew all those years ago, has so deeply impacted the way I live, work, and parent. I wanted to reinforce the idea that everything in our home was crafted and didn't just appear on a shelf ready for us to digest. It came from someplace and someone, which is a very powerful idea- one that I’m committed to. It feeds the Less Is More ideas about consumerism and quality but it also empowers everyone to become a maker themselves.
My Studio here in Minneapolis is where I continue to work and design all the pieces for the PDC, and I’ve expanded the studio to include a small group of sewers in Lima, Peru. This collaboration has been a powerful one. It’s not fast, inexpensive, nor easy to work in Peru, but it is meaningful. This sewing group was started to support hearing impaired women and now employs a handful of very talented sewers. The history of craft is threaded throughout the Peruvian culture and I’m learning so much from working with Pilar, Cecilia, Yesenia, Carmen, Kristine… and we’re only just getting started.
MADE WITH SO MUCH LOVE FROM THE CLUB.
$22.00
These dresses look great layered with Ruffle Dresses, Tie Skirts, or all on their own.
~ fits Large Rabbits, Dolls, Medium Rabbits
~ Cotton
~ elastic neck and sleeve
~ hand wash - dry flat
NOTE: Block print accessories and separates are exclusive to PDC website.
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Solids: handmade in Lima Peru
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ABOUT THE PDC AND THE ARTIST JEN MURPHY
My mother taught me how to design patterns and sew teddy bears when I was eleven years old. We both coveted antique mohair teddy bears, but since we were unable to afford to buy them, she taught herself, then taught me. Throughout my childhood we traveled the country selling her beautifully crafted pieces.
For as long as I can remember this is what we did. We made things. In my twenties and early thirties, I successfully carved out a business making one-of-a-kind teddy bears and animals for collectors worldwide, but once I had my own children I questioned why I was making “toys” intended for adults, often relegated to decorations. I wanted the objects I made to be animated by play and imbued with the love children give their favorite toys.
In 2012, I launched the Polka Dot Club with this in mind and in the intervening years I’ve seen how that simple act of learning to sew all those years ago, has so deeply impacted the way I live, work, and parent. I wanted to reinforce the idea that everything in our home was crafted and didn't just appear on a shelf ready for us to digest. It came from someplace and someone, which is a very powerful idea- one that I’m committed to. It feeds the Less Is More ideas about consumerism and quality but it also empowers everyone to become a maker themselves.
My Studio here in Minneapolis is where I continue to work and design all the pieces for the PDC, and I’ve expanded the studio to include a small group of sewers in Lima, Peru. This collaboration has been a powerful one. It’s not fast, inexpensive, nor easy to work in Peru, but it is meaningful. This sewing group was started to support hearing impaired women and now employs a handful of very talented sewers. The history of craft is threaded throughout the Peruvian culture and I’m learning so much from working with Pilar, Cecilia, Yesenia, Carmen, Kristine… and we’re only just getting started.
MADE WITH SO MUCH LOVE FROM THE CLUB.
$20.00
~ fits Large Rabbits, Medium Rabbit, Doll, & PDC Big Bear
~ Cotton
~ elastic waist and small opening for tail
~ hand wash - dry flat
~Intended for Children ages 3 and Up
NOTE: Block print accessories and separates are exclusive to PDC website.
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Solids: handmade in Lima Peru
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ABOUT THE PDC AND THE ARTIST JEN MURPHY
My mother taught me how to design patterns and sew teddy bears when I was eleven years old. We both coveted antique mohair teddy bears, but since we were unable to afford to buy them, she taught herself, then taught me. Throughout my childhood we traveled the country selling her beautifully crafted pieces.
For as long as I can remember this is what we did. We made things. In my twenties and early thirties, I successfully carved out a business making one-of-a-kind teddy bears and animals for collectors worldwide, but once I had my own children I questioned why I was making “toys” intended for adults, often relegated to decorations. I wanted the objects I made to be animated by play and imbued with the love children give their favorite toys.
In 2012, I launched the Polka Dot Club with this in mind and in the intervening years I’ve seen how that simple act of learning to sew all those years ago, has so deeply impacted the way I live, work, and parent. I wanted to reinforce the idea that everything in our home was crafted and didn't just appear on a shelf ready for us to digest. It came from someplace and someone, which is a very powerful idea- one that I’m committed to. It feeds the Less Is More ideas about consumerism and quality but it also empowers everyone to become a maker themselves.
My Studio here in Minneapolis is where I continue to work and design all the pieces for the PDC, and I’ve expanded the studio to include a small group of sewers in Lima, Peru. This collaboration has been a powerful one. It’s not fast, inexpensive, nor easy to work in Peru, but it is meaningful. This sewing group was started to support hearing impaired women and now employs a handful of very talented sewers. The history of craft is threaded throughout the Peruvian culture and I’m learning so much from working with Pilar, Cecilia, Yesenia, Carmen, Kristine… and we’re only just getting started.
MADE WITH SO MUCH LOVE FROM THE CLUB.
$22.00
Pair with a Simple Shirt, neckerchief, or worn alone: this Dress fits a wide variety of PDC toys and others already in your collection at home.
~ Intended for Children ages 3 and Up
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ABOUT THE PDC AND THE ARTIST JEN MURPHY
My mother taught me how to design patterns and sew teddy bears when I was eleven years old. We both coveted antique mohair teddy bears, but since we were unable to afford to buy them, she taught herself, then taught me. Throughout my childhood we traveled the country selling her beautifully crafted pieces.
For as long as I can remember this is what we did. We made things. In my twenties and early thirties, I successfully carved out a business making one-of-a-kind teddy bears and animals for collectors worldwide, but once I had my own children I questioned why I was making “toys” intended for adults, often relegated to decorations. I wanted the objects I made to be animated by play and imbued with the love children give their favorite toys.
In 2012, I launched the Polka Dot Club with this in mind and in the intervening years I’ve seen how that simple act of learning to sew all those years ago, has so deeply impacted the way I live, work, and parent. I wanted to reinforce the idea that everything in our home was crafted and didn't just appear on a shelf ready for us to digest. It came from someplace and someone, which is a very powerful idea- one that I’m committed to. It feeds the Less Is More ideas about consumerism and quality but it also empowers everyone to become a maker themselves.
My Studio here in Minneapolis is where I continue to work and design all the pieces for the PDC, and I’ve expanded the studio to include a small group of sewers in Lima, Peru. This collaboration has been a powerful one. It’s not fast, inexpensive, nor easy to work in Peru, but it is meaningful. This sewing group was started to support hearing impaired women and now employs a handful of very talented sewers. The history of craft is threaded throughout the Peruvian culture and I’m learning so much from working with Pilar, Cecilia, Yesenia, Carmen, Kristine… and we’re only just getting started.
MADE WITH SO MUCH LOVE FROM THE CLUB.
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ABOUT THE PDC AND THE ARTIST JEN MURPHY
My mother taught me how to design patterns and sew teddy bears when I was eleven years old. We both coveted antique mohair teddy bears, but since we were unable to afford to buy them, she taught herself, then taught me. Throughout my childhood we traveled the country selling her beautifully crafted pieces.
For as long as I can remember this is what we did. We made things. In my twenties and early thirties, I successfully carved out a business making one-of-a-kind teddy bears and animals for collectors worldwide, but once I had my own children I questioned why I was making “toys” intended for adults, often relegated to decorations. I wanted the objects I made to be animated by play and imbued with the love children give their favorite toys.
In 2012, I launched the Polka Dot Club with this in mind and in the intervening years I’ve seen how that simple act of learning to sew all those years ago, has so deeply impacted the way I live, work, and parent. I wanted to reinforce the idea that everything in our home was crafted and didn't just appear on a shelf ready for us to digest. It came from someplace and someone, which is a very powerful idea- one that I’m committed to. It feeds the Less Is More ideas about consumerism and quality but it also empowers everyone to become a maker themselves.
My Studio here in Minneapolis is where I continue to work and design all the pieces for the PDC, and I’ve expanded the studio to include a small group of sewers in Lima, Peru. This collaboration has been a powerful one. It’s not fast, inexpensive, nor easy to work in Peru, but it is meaningful. This sewing group was started to support hearing impaired women and now employs a handful of very talented sewers. The history of craft is threaded throughout the Peruvian culture and I’m learning so much from working with Pilar, Cecilia, Yesenia, Carmen, Kristine… and we’re only just getting started.
MADE WITH SO MUCH LOVE FROM THE CLUB.
$32.00
~ Fits all PDC Classic Bears, Medium Rabbits/Cats, & Large Rabbits/Cats
~ Merino Wool Fabric
~ Winter White Pocket
~ Twill Tape Tie
~ hand wash - dry flat
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handmade in Lima, Peru
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ABOUT THE PDC AND THE ARTIST JEN MURPHY
My mother taught me how to design patterns and sew teddy bears when I was eleven years old. We both coveted antique mohair teddy bears, but since we were unable to afford to buy them, she taught herself, then taught me. Throughout my childhood we traveled the country selling her beautifully crafted pieces.
For as long as I can remember this is what we did. We made things. In my twenties and early thirties, I successfully carved out a business making one-of-a-kind teddy bears and animals for collectors worldwide, but once I had my own children I questioned why I was making “toys” intended for adults, often relegated to decorations. I wanted the objects I made to be animated by play and imbued with the love children give their favorite toys.
In 2012, I launched the Polka Dot Club with this in mind and in the intervening years I’ve seen how that simple act of learning to sew all those years ago, has so deeply impacted the way I live, work, and parent. I wanted to reinforce the idea that everything in our home was crafted and didn't just appear on a shelf ready for us to digest. It came from someplace and someone, which is a very powerful idea- one that I’m committed to. It feeds the Less Is More ideas about consumerism and quality but it also empowers everyone to become a maker themselves.
My Studio here in Minneapolis is where I continue to work and design all the pieces for the PDC, and I’ve expanded the studio to include a small group of sewers in Lima, Peru. This collaboration has been a powerful one. It’s not fast, inexpensive, nor easy to work in Peru, but it is meaningful. This sewing group was started to support hearing impaired women and now employs a handful of very talented sewers. The history of craft is threaded throughout the Peruvian culture and I’m learning so much from working with Pilar, Cecilia, Yesenia, Carmen, Kristine… and we’re only just getting started.
MADE WITH SO MUCH LOVE FROM THE CLUB.
$69.00
A beautiful wrap dress with full skirt and long sleeves. Made from sustainable BCI printed cotton poplin, with a cotton crochet detail to the collar and cotton tie at the waist. Perfect matched with our cotton tights and a chunky knit.
100% cotton
Garment Care: wash like colours together at 30 degrees, iron on reverse.
Sizing
Size 4-5 years - Dress length: 60cm
Size 5-6 years - Dress length: 63cm
Size 6-7 years - Dress length: 66cm
Size 7-8 years - Dress length: 69cm
Size 8-9 years - Dress length: 72cm
Size 9-10 years - Dress length: 75cm
$64.00
A beautiful prairie style dress, perfect for twirling with deep pockets for treasure and elastic at the wrists. There is crochet trim to the skirt and neckline, gentle puff sleeves and buttons up the back. Made from sustainable BCI cotton poplin.
100% cotton
Garment Care: Wash at 30 degrees inside out with like colours, cool iron on the reverse.
Sizing
Size 3-4 years - Dress length: 57cm, chest: 65cm
Size 4-5 years - Dress length: 60cm, chest: 67cm
Size 5-6 years - Dress length: 63cm, chest: 69cm
Size 6-7 years - Dress length: 66cm, chest: 71cm
Size 7-8 years - Dress length: 69cm, chest: 73cm
Size 8-9 years - Dress length: 72cm, chest: 75cm
$53.00
A sweet, simple smock style blouse with cotton crochet trim to button placket and cuffs. Made from sustainably sourced BCI cotton poplin.
100% cotton
Garment Care: Wash at 30 degrees inside out with like colours, cool iron on the reverse.
Sizing
Size 12-18 months - Blouse length: 37cm.
Size 18-24 months - Blouse length: 39cm.
Size 2-3 years - Blouse length: 41cm.
Size 3-4 years - Blouse length: 42cm.
Size 4-5 years - Blouse length: 43cm.
Size 5-6 years - Blouse length: 45cm.
$24.00
perfectly simple, classic bloomers in a printed cotton poplin. Perfect paired with our shirts or blouses.
Made with sustainable BCI cotton.
100% cotton
Garment Care: wash like colours together at 30 degrees, iron on reverse.
Sizing
Waist measurement is taken when the waist elastic is relaxed, so is the minimum waist measurement.
Size 12-18 months - Waist: 42cm
Size 18-24 months - Waist: 43cm
Size 2-3 years - Waist: 45cm
Size 3-4 years - Waist: 47cm
Size 4-5 years - Waist: 49cm
$48.00
Sleepy Doe’s kids PJ set in their Icy Floral print. The perfect Winter pyjamas in signature Sleepy Doe styling. This classic silhouette with fitted cuffs is fuss free for a comfortable night's sleep. 100% organic cotton, a very soft interlock fabric for maximum night-time comfort. Unisex
Knitted ethically and printed in the U.K. using water based inks. Sleepy Doe’s sleepwear is proudly designed and made in Britain supporting independent suppliers and factories.
Wash at 30 degrees, but please do not tumble dry. The sleepwear should have no more than 5% shrinkage after a couple of washes. Wash dark colours separately.
Please note Sleepy Doe only run small collections each season and sizes do sell out very quickly.
$48.00
Sleepy Doe’s unisex kids PJ set in their hand drawn ski print. A fun Winter pyjama for the season ahead, designed to be loved by the whole family. This classic silhouette with fitted cuffs is fuss free for a comfortable night's sleep. Unisex
100% organic cotton, a very soft interlock fabric for maximum night-time comfort.
Knitted ethically and printed in the U.K. using water based inks. Sleepy Doe’s sleepwear is proudly designed and made in Britain supporting independent suppliers and factories.
Wash at 30 degrees, but please do not tumble dry. The sleepwear should have no more than 5% shrinkage after a couple of washes. Wash dark colours separately.
Please note Sleepy Doe only run small collections each season and sizes do sell out very quickly.
$52.00
Sleepy Doe’s flattering lounge legging for women in a timeless floral. Style with your favourite knit, blouse or tee for the comfiest lounge wear this season. A perfect 'at home' legging for this winter.
Knitted ethically in the U.K. Sleepy Doe’s sleepwear is proudly designed and made in Britain supporting independent suppliers and factories.
Model (s) wearing size S/M, size up if you prefer a little more give. These leggings are super soft with a stretch to pull up and wear high. So comfy!
Wash at 30 degrees, but please do not tumble dry.
The sleepwear should have no more than 5% shrinkage after a couple of washes.
$130.00
Box shaped, diamond quilted, light-weight jacket with external front pockets, long sleeves and buttons up the front. Made from soft, cornflower blue linen - a vibrant, mid-tone blue and lined with a complimentary Edith Rose Liberty print tana lawn cotton. Sleeves are designed to be rolled up so that Liberty print can peek through.
Wash at 30°
Sizing: Nellie Quats sizing runs on the generous side, although every child is different and fit is individual to each child.
A size 18-24M is a 24M for an 18M to grow into, a size 3-4Y is a 4Y for a 3Y to grow into and so on. Often, pieces last beyond the age range specified.
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About: Nellie Quats is a London based children's clothing company, specialising in beautifully handmade clothes for little girls. It is all designed and made in the UK by individual freelance seamstresses. Using predominantly Liberty Print fabric and linen it combines classic, simple design with plenty of playfulness and fun. We design with adventurous, active children in mind so our clothing is comfortable and easy to wear. We strive to create products that are durable and beautiful. We strongly believe in slowing down the fast pace throw-away fashion industry. Our idea is simple; to create long lasting, good quality products that can be kept until your child grows out of them, and even passed down the family.
$130.00
Box shaped, diamond quilted, light-weight jacket with external front pockets, long sleeves and buttons up the front. Made from soft, burnt caramel linen - a beautiful rich, warm shade of brown and lined with a complimentary Aubrey Forest Liberty print tana lawn cotton. Sleeves are designed to be rolled up so that Liberty print can peek through.
100% Linen & Cotton
Wash at 30°
Sizing: Nellie Quats sizing runs on the generous side, although every child is different and fit is individual to each child.
A size 18-24M is a 24M for an 18M to grow into, a size 3-4Y is a 4Y for a 3Y to grow into and so on. Often, pieces last beyond the age range specified.
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About: Nellie Quats is a London based children's clothing company, specialising in beautifully handmade clothes for little girls. It is all designed and made in the UK by individual freelance seamstresses. Using predominantly Liberty Print fabric and linen it combines classic, simple design with plenty of playfulness and fun. We design with adventurous, active children in mind so our clothing is comfortable and easy to wear. We strive to create products that are durable and beautiful. We strongly believe in slowing down the fast pace throw-away fashion industry. Our idea is simple; to create long lasting, good quality products that can be kept until your child grows out of them, and even passed down the family.
$102.00
Short puffed elasticated sleeve dress with high empire and mother of pearl buttons down the back yolk. Attached gathered skirt sits above the knee. Designed to be oversized for a stylish, comfortable fit. Perfect for layering with long sleeved polo necks and cardigans in the cooler weather and stripping back in the summer. Made from soft, rose & caramel check linen - a small scale rose check interwoven with a beautiful burnt caramel tone.
100% Linen
Wash at 30°
Sizing: Nellie Quats sizing runs on the generous side, although every child is different and fit is individual to each child.
A size 18-24M is a 24M for an 18M to grow into, a size 3-4Y is a 4Y for a 3Y to grow into and so on. Often, pieces last beyond the age range specified.
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About: Nellie Quats is a London based children's clothing company, specialising in beautifully handmade clothes for little girls. It is all designed and made in the UK by individual freelance seamstresses. Using predominantly Liberty Print fabric and linen it combines classic, simple design with plenty of playfulness and fun. We design with adventurous, active children in mind so our clothing is comfortable and easy to wear. We strive to create products that are durable and beautiful. We strongly believe in slowing down the fast pace throw-away fashion industry. Our idea is simple; to create long lasting, good quality products that can be kept until your child grows out of them, and even passed down the family.
$108.00
Sizing: Nellie Quats sizing runs on the generous side, although every child is different and fit is individual to each child.
A size 18-24M is a 24M for an 18M to grow into, a size 3-4Y is a 4Y for a 3Y to grow into and so on. Often, pieces last beyond the age range specified.
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About: Nellie Quats is a London based children's clothing company, specialising in beautifully handmade clothes for little girls. It is all designed and made in the UK by individual freelance seamstresses. Using predominantly Liberty Print fabric and linen it combines classic, simple design with plenty of playfulness and fun. We design with adventurous, active children in mind so our clothing is comfortable and easy to wear. We strive to create products that are durable and beautiful. We strongly believe in slowing down the fast pace throw-away fashion industry. Our idea is simple; to create long lasting, good quality products that can be kept until your child grows out of them, and even passed down the family.
$83.00
Easy wear straight leg trousers, with elasticated waist and hidden side pockets. Designed to fit loosely and sit on or below the waist. Made from soft, rose & caramel check linen - a small scale rose check interwoven with a beautiful burnt caramel tone.
100% Linen
Wash at 30°
Sizing: Nellie Quats sizing runs on the generous side, although every child is different and fit is individual to each child.
A size 18-24M is a 24M for an 18M to grow into, a size 3-4Y is a 4Y for a 3Y to grow into and so on. Often, pieces last beyond the age range specified.
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About: Nellie Quats is a London based children's clothing company, specialising in beautifully handmade clothes for little girls. It is all designed and made in the UK by individual freelance seamstresses. Using predominantly Liberty Print fabric and linen it combines classic, simple design with plenty of playfulness and fun. We design with adventurous, active children in mind so our clothing is comfortable and easy to wear. We strive to create products that are durable and beautiful. We strongly believe in slowing down the fast pace throw-away fashion industry. Our idea is simple; to create long lasting, good quality products that can be kept until your child grows out of them, and even passed down the family.
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In the season’s folk-inspired loaf tin floral print, the beautiful Mia dress has a modern vintage mood. Mia makes a statement with her hand-smocked upper body in contrast cream, frilled neck and voluminous sleeves. The ideal dress for cool kids on easy autumn days, we love Mia paired with knee high socks and Mary-Janes. Invisible zip closure to back.
100% cotton (printed)
Ethically made in India
Hand wash recommended
Sizing:
3-5 years. Dress length is 55cm.
5-7 years. Dress length is 61cm.
7-9 years. Dress length is 70cm.
9-11 years. Dress length is 80cm.
$109.00
Iris is a cute, ‘50s inspired waisted dress with a dramatic puff skirt. Cut from mixed woven checks in soft and cosy brushed cotton, she features a button through placket at front, and a concealed zip to side waist for ease of dressing. Finished with cream scallop style embroidery at the collar and on the front placket. Iris has such a sweet vintage mood, we love her paired with tights and boots.
100% cotton woven check (brushed / flannel)
Ethically made in India
Hand wash recommended
Sizing:
2-3 years. Dress length (taken at back) is 50.5cm.
3-5 years. Dress length (taken at back) is 56.5cm.
5-7 years. Dress length (taken at back) is 62.5cm.
7-9 years. Dress length (taken at back) is 70cm.
*Hemline is graduated. Please note front length is approximately 3cm shorter than back length
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Viola is a dreamy winter dress with a relaxed, easy to wear silhouette. Her contrasting ‘biscuit’ hand crochet collar, delicate chest hand smocking and embroidered pockets add a special feel to this comfy dress. Invisible zip closure to back. We love Viola layered with cosy ribbed tights.
100% linen
Ethically made in India
Hand wash recommended
Sizing:
2-3 years. Dress length is 49cm.
3-5 years. Dress length is 55cm.
5-7 years. Dress length is 61cm.
7-9 years. Dress length is 70cm.
$125.00
Willow is a bohemian-inspired midi dress cut from beautiful ‘pale pear’ linen. Intricate motif and linear floral embroideries in delicate cream and pink tones, decorate the chest and trim the hem and cuffs, complementing the soft vintage green base. With her gentle tones, volume sleeves and mid-calf length, Willow has an ethereal fairytale mood. Invisible zip closure to back. We love Willow worn over jersey layers.
100% linen
Ethically made in India
Hand wash recommended
Sizing:
3-5 years. Dress length is 65cm.
5-7 years. Dress length is 76cm.
7-9 years. Dress length is 87cm.
9-11 years. Dress length is 98cm.
$117.00
An empire line midi dress with a very vintage silhouette, Clover is a bohemian daydream. In our vintage-inspired bandana floral print in ‘mist’, with contrast cream embroidery at chest and an intricate hand crochet finish at neckline. Our bandana floral border print trims the sleeves and hemline to dramatic effect. Invisible zip closure to back. Clover is perfect paired with our bandana scarf for winter wanders.
100% cotton (printed)
Ethically made in India
Hand wash recommended
Sizing:
3-5 years. Dress length is 66cm.
5-7 years. Dress length is 76cm.
7-9 years. Dress length is 89cm.
$106.00
Lena is a favourite Apolina style, a pretty yet practical midi length pini. Cut from our specially woven blanket check in the misty blue, beige and cream tones of the season. Lena’s sweet bib features pleating and a folk-inspired embroidery detail. Featuring elasticated back waist with adjustable button straps. Lena is lovely styled with jersey layers, or mix and match her with our Prudence check blouses.
100% cotton woven check
Ethically made in India
Hand wash recommended
Sizing:
2-3 years. Dress length is 53cm. Waist relaxed is 21cm, waist extended is 29cm
3-5 years. Dress length is 62cm. Waist relaxed is 24cm, waist extended is 31cm
5-7 years. Dress length is 74cm. Waist relaxed is 27cm, waist extended is 34cm
7-9 years. Dress length is 87cm. Waist relaxed is 30cm, waist extended is 38cm.
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The sweet Prudence top is a perfect layering piece, in our signature textiles of the season. Our bandana floral print adds a bohemian touch, and her dramatic border print sleeves make a statement. Featuring a scoop neckline trimmed with a soft ruffle and button back fastening. Prudence is comfortable and so easy to wear. We love her layered with our Lena pinafore and Erma skirt.
100% cotton (printed)
Ethically made in India
Hand wash recommended
Sizing:
2-3 years. Blouse length is 38cm.
3-5 years. Blouse length is 40cm.
5-7 years. Blouse length is 44cm.
7-9 years. Blouse length is 48cm.
$70.00
The sweet Prudence top is a perfect layering piece, in our signature textiles of the season. Our farm check in melba brings together soft vintage peach, fawn and cream. Featuring a scoop neckline trimmed with a soft ruffle and button back fastening. Prudence is comfortable and so easy to wear. We love her layered with our Lena pinafore and Erma skirt.
100% cotton woven check
Ethically made in India
Hand wash recommended
Sizing:
2-3 years. Blouse length is 38cm.
3-5 years. Blouse length is 40cm.
5-7 years. Blouse length is 44cm.
7-9 years. Blouse length is 48cm.
$81.00
Priscilla is an extra special top in our ‘biscuit’ rustic cotton. Her statement collar is finished with cross stitch details, and intricate hand smocking at the waist gathers the fabric, releasing to a sweet shape. Linear embroideries in delicate pink and cream tones circle the sleeves. Priscilla buttons all the way through the front so she can be worn open as a little jacket, or as a blouse. We love Priscilla paired with our Erma skirt and Lena pinafore, or simply layered with jersey.
100% cotton (rustic)
Ethically made in India
Hand wash recommended
Sizing:
2-3 years. Blouse length is 38cm.
3-5 years. Blouse length is 40cm.
5-7 years. Blouse length is 44cm.
7-9 years. Blouse length is 48cm.
9-11 years. Blouse length is 56cm.
$78.00
Erma is an easy midi skirt in our soft-toned ‘melba’ farm check. Embroidered floral motifs in cream trim the waistband and decorate the pockets. Featuring an elasticated back waist with fixed front band. Intended to sit at the natural waist position with knits tucked in, Erma is lovely layered with knits and worn over leggings for a casual relaxed look. Little ones will love the ‘grown up’ feel of this pretty skirt.
100% cotton woven check
Ethically made in India
Hand wash recommended
Sizing:
3-5 years. Skirt length is 46cm. Waist relaxed is 25cm, waist extends up to 38cm.
5-7 years. Skirt length is 52cm. Waist relaxed is 26cm, waist extends up to 39cm.
7-9 years. Skirt length is 60cm. Waist relaxed is 28cm, waist extends up to 41cm.
9-11 years. Skirt length is 68cm. Waist relaxed is 32cm, waist extends up to 45cm.
$78.00
Erma is an easy midi skirt in our folk-inspired snowdrop calico floral, with an elasticated back and fixed front band. Criss cross stitching in contrast misty blue decorates the waistband, while pockets are trimmed with blue hand crochet. Intended to sit at the natural waist position with knits tucked in, Erma is lovely layered with knits and worn over leggings for a casual relaxed look. Little ones will love the ‘grown up’ feel of this pretty skirt.
100% cotton (printed)
Ethically made in India
Hand wash recommended
Sizing:
2-3 years. Skirt length is 40cm. Waist relaxed is 23cm, waist extends up to 36cm.
3-5 years. Skirt length is 46cm. Waist relaxed is 25cm, waist extends up to 38cm.
5-7 years. Skirt length is 52cm. Waist relaxed is 26cm, waist extends up to 39cm.
7-9 years. Skirt length is 60cm. Waist relaxed is 28cm, waist extends up to 41cm.
9-11 years. Skirt length is 68cm. Waist relaxed is 32cm, waist extends up to 45cm.
$128.00
With a prairie influence, our Erma set perfectly pairs our much-loved Buffy blouse with our Erma skirt. We love the mix and match checks of these two pieces together. Embroidered floral motifs trim the waistband and decorate the pockets, while simple linear embroideries trim the blouse collar and button placket. Erma has an elasticated back waist with a fixed front band, intended to sit at the natural waist with blouse tucked in. Little ones will love the ‘grown up’ feel of this pretty skirt set.
100% cotton woven check
Ethically made in India
Hand wash recommended
Sizing:
2-3 years. Blouse length is 38cm. Skirt length is 40cm. Waist relaxed is 23cm, waist extends up to 36cm.
3-5 years. Blouse length is 40cm. Skirt length is 46cm. Waist relaxed is 25cm, waist extends up to 38cm.
5-7 years. Blouse length is 44cm. Skirt length is 52cm. Waist relaxed is 26cm, waist extends up to 39cm.
7-9 years. Blouse length is 48cm. Skirt length is 60cm. Waist relaxed is 28cm, waist extends up to 41cm.
9-11 years. Blouse length is 56cm. Skirt length is 68cm. Waist relaxed is 32cm, waist extends up to 45cm.
$120.00
A cute jumpsuit crafted in our folk-inspired snowdrop calico floral print. Super comfy and relaxed to wear, Dahlia has a wide, slightly cropped leg line and a roomy fit. Featuring a sweet frill to collar and cuffs and pretty hand smocking in blue and mushroom at chest. Finished with buttons at front chest and invisible zip closure at back. Dahlia is adorable layered up with knits for adventures and perfect for parties.
100% cotton (printed)
Ethically made in India
Hand wash recommended
Sizing:
2-3 years. Overall length from side neck to hem is 74cm. Torso length from shoulder to crotch is 50cm. Inseam is 25cm
3-5 years. Overall length from side neck to hem is 81cm. Torso length from shoulder to crotch is 54cm. Inseam is 29cm
5-7 years. Overall length from side neck to hem is 89cm. Torso length from shoulder to crotch is 58cm. Inseam is 34cm
7-9 years. Overall length from side neck to hem is 99cm. Torso length from shoulder to crotch is 62cm. Inseam is 39cm.
$95.00
A mini version of our much loved Buffy blouse, a sweet little a-line blouse with ornate contrasting scallop embroidery detail, and a button up concealed placket. Buffy comes in our woven farm check mini with full, blanket check bloomers. We love this cute and practical outfit for little ones.
100% cotton woven check
Ethically made in India
Hand wash recommended
Sizing:
6-12m. Blouse length is 26cm. Bloomers measure 17cm across the waist (but will stretch to 38cm using the full elastic)
12-18m. Blouse length is 28cm. Bloomers measure 19cm across the waist (but will stretch to 40cm using the full elastic)
18-24m. Blouse length is 30cm. Bloomers measure 21cm across the waist (but will stretch to 42cm using the full elastic)
$95.00
A sweet romper version of a classic Apolina style, Sissy is crafted from our ‘melba’ loaf tin floral print. Featuring pretty hand smocking in fawn, balloon sleeves, and little pockets trimmed with hand crochet stitch. Invisible zip closure to back and button crotch for ease of dressing. Sissy is adorable layered with thick ribbed tights for a sweet yet practical look.
100% cotton (printed)
Ethically made in India
Hand wash recommended
Sizing:
6-12m. Body length, taken from side neck to crotch is 41cm.
12-18m. Body length, taken from side neck to crotch is 45cm.
18-24m. Body length, taken from side neck to crotch is 48cm.
$106.00
A baby version of our favourite classic style Kari, in the season’s folk-inspired loaf tin floral print. Gathered hand smocking in contrast cream to the chest releases into a full skirted silhouette. Finished with a hand sewn blanket stitch at hem. Invisible zip closure at back, this style comes with a matching bloomer. Kari looks cute layered with cosy tights and a simple knit scarf.
100% cotton (printed)
Ethically made in India
Hand wash recommended
Sizing:
6-12m. Dress length is 38cm. Bloomers measure 17cm across the waist (but will stretch to 38cm using the full elastic)
12-18m. Dress length is 41cm. Bloomers measure 19cm across the waist (but will stretch to 40cm using the full elastic)
18-24m. Dress length is 45cm. Bloomers measure 21cm across the waist (but will stretch to 41cm using the full elastic)
$109.00
This pretty, retro-inspired smock has a sweet, voluminous style. A soft and subtle 1930s-inspired pear-toned linen is highlighted by delicate floral stem motif embroidery in multi colour pinks, biscuit, beiges and cream. Noemie has a nostalgic fairy tale vibe. Invisible zip closure at back, this style comes with a matching bloomer.
100% linen
Ethically made in India
Hand wash recommended
Sizing:
6-12m. Dress length is 38cm. Bloomers measure 17cm across the waist (but will stretch to 38cm using the full elastic)
12-18m. Dress length is 41cm. Bloomers measure 19cm across the waist (but will stretch to 40cm using the full elastic)
18-24m. Dress length is 44cm. Bloomers measure 21cm across the waist (but will stretch to 42cm using the full elastic)
$45.00
Betsy is a sweet embroidered bonnet in our ‘biscuit’ poplin. Featuring ornate scallop style embroidery and sweet floral embroidery in pretty mist and fawn tones to the sides and over the top. Lined in cosy fleece to keep little ears warm.
100% cotton poplin outer
Ethically made in India
Hand wash recommended
Sizing:
6-12m. Face opening (top to bottom) is 18.5cm. Neckline (front to back) is 12.5cm
12-18m. Face opening (top to bottom) is 19cm. Neckline (front to back) is 13cm
18-24m. Face opening (top to bottom) is 20cm. Neckline (front to back) is 13.5cm
2y+. Face opening (top to bottom) is 20.5cm. Neckline (front to back) is 14cm.
$45.00
Elenore is a beautiful folk printed bonnet in our bandana floral print in ‘mud’. Featuring a cosy fleece lining to keep little ears warm. Perfect for your littlest bohemian babes.
100% cotton printed poplin outer
Ethically made in India
Hand wash recommended
Sizing:
6-12m. Face opening (top to bottom) is 18.5cm. Neckline (front to back) is 12.5cm
12-18m. Face opening (top to bottom) is 19cm. Neckline (front to back) is 13cm
18-24m. Face opening (top to bottom) is 20cm. Neckline (front to back) is 13.5cm
2y+. Face opening (top to bottom) is 20.5cm. Neckline (front to back) is 14cm.
$45.00
The Nettie is a pretty winter bonnet in pink and frost tones on a cream base cotton poplin. Featuring a beautiful naive, bold embroidery and a cosy sherpa fleece lining to keep little ears warm.
100% cotton poplin outer
Ethically made in India
Hand wash recommended
Sizing:
6-12m. Face opening (top to bottom) is 18.5cm. Neckline (front to back) is 12.5cm
12-18m. Face opening (top to bottom) is 19cm. Neckline (front to back) is 13cm
18-24m. Face opening (top to bottom) is 20cm. Neckline (front to back) is 13.5cm
2y+. Face opening (top to bottom) is 20.5cm. Neckline (front to back) is 14cm.
$17.00
Ruffle eyelet embroidery, a staple sock of supreme softness with a perfect fit. Its timeless English embroidery gives it a light appearance. Soft and breathable thanks to the Lisle thread, these socks are also very resistant.
Egyptian cotton with lycra
Sizing:
24/27 fits approximately ages 2 to 4 years.
28/31 fits approximately ages 4 to 6 years.
32/35 fits approximately ages 6 to 10 years.
Made with love in France
