Puddlefoot

If you're looking for a T-shirt for a toddler and you want something a little bit different that you wouldn't necessarily find on the High Street then there's always Puddlefoot. I think this is particularly good for boys as so many of the clothes that can be found for them are quite similar. Puddlefoot T-shirts are made in the US from organic cotton which is also grown there.

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Frugi

Frugi is a British childrenswear company that makes clothes from organic cotton. They are based in Helston, Cornwall and also have a small range of nursing tops for breastfeeding women. They also offer discounts to customers so it's wise to follow them online if you're interested in their products.

Happy Green Bee

Happy Green Bee is an American organic clothing company focusing on children's cotton garments. It was founded by Roxanne Quimby who was also a co-founder of Burt's Bees (along with her partner Burt). The patterns on Happy Green Bee clothes mimic a bee's stripes.



I wonder if I will ever find a childrenswear company that actually seems to favour boy's clothes and manages to make them interesting?

Kate Quinn Organics

There is something pleasantly utilitarian about the style of Kate Quinn Organics. The combination of pale, eye catching colours and A-lines really appeal and I love how uncomplicated the designs are.