Children's clothing brand Little Indians opens first store

By

Shomara Roosblad

Published
Oct 13, 2017

On Friday 13 October Dutch kidswear brand Little Indians unveiled its first physical store. The brick-and-mortar location can be found at Goudsesingel 231a in the city of Rotterdam.

The brand took to Instagram to announce the news, captioning: “Yeahh! Our little store is open!!” 

In addition to a clothing store, the Little Indians shop also functions as a studio and houses the brand’s showroom and headquarters. Apart from the clothing collections, the new location also offers interior products, toys, gifts and the recently launched personal care line.

Little Indians offers collections for boys and girls, from newborns to the age of six. The girls range features accessories such as scarf’s and booties, pants, jumpsuits, dresses, t-shirts and coats. The boys collection consists of baseball jackets, trousers, t-shirts and sweaters. The pricing for both the girls and boys range starts at €9.95 for a bib and goes up to €49.95 for a knitted sweater.

The children’s clothing brand was created by Vanessa de Kock-Erasmus. In 2014 she launched the label, which operates by its e-store, more than 300 points of sale in 22 countries, including: Australia, Brazil, Japan, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, United States, Russia, and, from today, the Rotterdam physical branch. All Little Indians clothing is made from eco-friendly materials and is produced under 100% fair trade conditions in Istanbul.