Breathable Kidswear for Summer Days and Evening Breezes

Summer dressing is rarely about one temperature.

The mornings can feel cool and quiet, afternoons turn heavy with heat, and by evening there’s suddenly a breeze again. Children move through all of it without thinking much about it. Barefoot on warm stones one hour, wrapped in a cardigan after dinner the next.

The clothes they wear have to move with them.

This season, we kept returning to pieces that feel light enough for the hottest part of the day, but still work when summer stretches into late evenings outside.

The Midsummar romper is one of those pieces. Soft cotton, airy enough for warm afternoons, but with enough texture and shape to still feel cosy once the sun disappears. It’s the kind of romper that works just as naturally at the beach as it does sitting outside long after bedtime somehow got delayed.

The same goes for the Mila jumpsuit, easy to throw on in the morning, roomy enough for movement, climbing, sitting in the grass, running through sprinklers, and all the small things children end up doing before the day is over. Nothing stiff or overly planned, just something comfortable that keeps working all day long.

For cooler evenings, the cotton knits become part of the rhythm 

The Midsummar sweater was designed exactly for that in-between feeling summer often has. Not heavy, not overly warm, just enough for when shoulders start getting cold after sunset or when the air changes after a long hot day. Oversized in the right way, easy to pull on over rompers, dresses, or swimwear.

And then there are the pieces that somehow become attached to an entire season.

The Birgitte dress in Tutti Frutti feels a little like that. Something bright and playful that ends up worn repeatedly to dinners outside, small trips, garden afternoons, birthdays, and all the ordinary days in between. The kind of dress that slowly starts carrying memories of summer with it.

The Oli shirt paired with the Oli pants feels quieter, simpler. Soft colours, relaxed shapes, breathable fabrics. The sort of outfit that never feels overdressed, even when children have clearly been outside all day.

We always come back to the same idea when designing summer collections: children should feel comfortable enough to forget what they’re wearing entirely.

Because the best summer clothes usually aren’t the ones carefully saved for special occasions.

They’re the ones left near the door, slightly sun-warmed, ready to be worn again the next morning.

Explore our summer drop here!