A Danish bomber jacket ordered from Copenhagen comes with international shipping, a wait, and whatever duty the parcel draws at the border. The same jacket from a shelf in Brooklyn is at your door in two to five business days and the shipping is free. That's the whole point of this list. These are the European kids labels we carry, sorted by country, with a plain line on what each one makes and how the sizing works.
One thing first. This stock came in as single European runs. Most pieces are here in one or two sizes and we rarely restock, so the list describes the labels, and the shelf on each link shows what's on hand today.
Denmark
MarMar Copenhagen. Soft jersey and quiet colour. Ribbed tees, modal leggings, corduroy skirts, a baby hat with a spinning top print. Sizes run in months for babies and years from 1Y up.
Soft Gallery. The Danish label with prints children pick themselves: mice, leopard, candy. Baby sizes in months, then 5Y to 14Y, which makes it one of the few labels here that fits a ten year old.
Konges Sløjd. Gentle staples and quilted outerwear. On our shelf right now that means bomber jackets, quilted and sherpa, and a heart knit sweater.
The Netherlands
Imps & Elfs. Amsterdam, since 1997. Organic cotton basics built for everyday wear: bodysuits, joggers, tees for babies from newborn to 12 months. Sizes run in month ranges from newborn to 12 months. This is our deepest baby stock.
Repose AMS. Amsterdam. Quiet tones, soft knits, tiered skirts and loose blouses in washed organic cotton. Sizes 4Y to 16Y, the big kid end of the shop.
little label. Dutch, organic cotton in simple prints.
Spain
Tocoto Vintage. Romantic cuts with a retro edge, and the label with the most coats on our shelf: check coats with furry lining, trench coats, a mohair jacket, corduroy trousers and velvet leggings to go under them. Months for babies, 2Y to 8Y for kids.
1 + in the Family. Barcelona. Timeless newborn and toddler shapes, hooded wool baby coats in 12 and 18 months.
Dadati. Spanish label. Flannel and fleece dresses, plumeti blouses, a shirt and shorts set for baby boys. The tag reads 3A for three years, años.
Shoes come from Spain too. Cienta is a family shoemaker in Arnedo, canvas, velvet and corduroy mary janes and shoes. Aladino makes leather sandals with a buckle, made entirely in Spain.
Italy
Colmar. Italian outerwear: down jackets, padded vests, quilted gilets, a lightweight recycled jacket for a one year old.
Twinset. Italian label. A printed knit cardigan, a leopard print flared dress, sizes 8Y and 12Y.
Loredana, also made in Italy, is here as a single black ruffle knit sweater in 8Y.
France
3 Pommes. Easy pieces in good fabric, a faux fur gilet and a skirt in 4Y to 6Y.
Shoo Pom. French shoes, leather and synthetic, each line built on its own last. Sandals, first step boots and sneakers in EU 20 to 33.
Poland, Portugal, and pieces made in France
Ander is Polish: knit hats, cotton and merino, sized by head circumference in centimeters or one size. Minhon is a small Portuguese label, here as a cotton top and shorts set for babies. Bebe Sweeny, with pieces made in France and Portugal, is here as bodysuits, an overshirt in brushed flannel and a couple of dresses for babies and two to three year olds.
United States, on the same shelf
Aimama is from California. Simple everyday cotton shapes, tees, sweatshirts, dresses and shirts, sized by age the way American stores are. It's our deepest stock by far, so when a European size is gone, the Aimama shelf is usually where the same age is still in stock.
How a European size reads in the US
Most of the labels above print an age. The Dutch and some Danish tags print height in centimeters instead, and that number is the tallest child the piece fits: 92 is two years, 98 is three, 104 is four, 110 is five. The European labels here mostly run slim next to an American size, and an oversize cut is oversize on purpose, so a child between two sizes takes the larger one.
The label by label table is on European kids brands size chart, and the centimeter system is explained on what size is 110 in kids clothes. Every listing also shows the size exactly as printed on the tag.
Why the prices sit where they do
A Tocoto Vintage coat here is $80 to $120. A Konges Sløjd bomber is $85. A Repose ruffle skirt is $45. Those are single pieces from small runs, not the price of a mall coat, and we don't pretend otherwise. What you don't pay is import shipping, customs, or the wait. You also don't pay for the return label, because we don't send one: returns go back at your cost within 30 days, unworn and with tags. Measuring before you order is the cheaper route, and we'll put a tape on any garment if you send the child's height.
Shipping inside the United States is free on every order, USPS Ground Advantage, two to five business days. Orders placed before 2 pm Eastern on a business day are packed the same day. The label list on our brands is the introduction, the collection pages show what's in stock, and the newest pieces land on new arrivals. For this month, the autumn layers shelf is where the coats, knits and corduroy sit together.