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Children's outerwear and knitwear: fabric, seam and fibre details

What does “quality” mean in children’s clothing?

Assess clothing quality through materials, construction and intended use. A guide to details worth comparing and the limits of labels alone.

What does “quality” mean in children’s clothing?

Roy Roger's children's blue denim jeans with five pockets

Roy Roger's: a denim story since 1952

Roy Roger's dates its jeans story to 1952. Details to inspect in the children's line, its licensing agreement and how to assess fit.

Roy Roger's: a denim story since 1952

Etro children's shirt with a teardrop Paisley pattern on the fabric

Etro and paisley: how a print becomes a fashion house signature

Paisley is one of Etro’s recognisable signatures. Explore its history, meaning and connection to the childrenswear line.

Etro and paisley: how a print becomes a fashion house signature

Monnalisa girls' dress in a romantic, contemporary Italian style

Monnalisa: Italian elegance for girls

Founded in Arezzo in 1968, Monnalisa offers a romantic, recognisable style. Explore the brand's history and how to choose occasionwear.

Monnalisa: Italian elegance for girls

Seams and inner finishing details of a baby bodysuit

Authentic designer clothing: what to check, from the first bodysuit

Seams, labels, logos and digital tools: useful checks on designer clothing and the limits to understand when assessing authenticity.

Authentic designer clothing: what to check, from the first bodysuit

Barrow sweatshirt for older children, in a teen streetwear style

Barrow for older children and teens: a designer streetwear guide

Barrow's history, its three-eyed smiley and pieces to consider when choosing streetwear for older children and teens.

Barrow for older children and teens: a designer streetwear guide