Because we want the best for our children and for our planet.
We put so much thought and effort into what we feed and teach our children, the same consideration should be given when dressing them. This guide features kids fashion brands that follow labor standards and use non-toxic and organic fibers locally and/or transparently. Some even have buy back programs to extend the life of garments.
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About the author
Aneesha DuBois
Aneesha DuBois' professional career spans across music, sports, pop culture and fashion. She held roles at Music Choice in New York City, Comcast Sportsnet in Washington, DC, she was an Associate Producer at E! News Now and the former Fashion PR Director, Americas for all brands under Australian Fashion Labels.
In 2019 she launched luxe ecommerce company Well(un)known which focuses on emerging brands. She also serves as the site's Creative Director. The same year she also became a mother to a baby girl named Poppy.
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