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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Lifestyle
Kate Carter

Bubble London: A showcase for children's clothes

Bubble kids show: Aravore Babies at Bubble
Aravore Babies' vintage-style clothes are made from fairly traded organic cotton and organic merino wool Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi/guardian.co.uk
Bubble kids show: Little Green Radicals at Bubble
More from Aravore Babies Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi/guardian.co.uk
Bubble kids show: Belle & Boo at Bubble
Belle & Boo is the creation of illustrator Mandy Sutcliffe. Originally prints and illustrations, the range has now branched out into children's clothes Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi/guardian.co.uk
Bubble kids show: Belle & Boo at Bubble
More from Belle & Boo Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi/guardian.co.uk
Bubble kids show: Frugi at Bubble
Frugi was recently shortlisted at the Observer Ethical Awards. All the clothes are fairly traded and made from organic cotton Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi/guardian.co.uk
Bubble kids show: Frugi at Bubble
More from Frugi's lovely display Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi/guardian.co.uk
Bubble kids show: Green Baby at Bubble
Green Baby's new collection was full of animals and birds (perfect for the young nature lover). All the products are fairly traded and made from organic cotton, and a new range is also accredited by the Fair Trade Association Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi/guardian.co.uk
Bubble kids show: Green Baby at Bubble
More from Green Baby's display Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi/guardian.co.uk
Bubble kids show: Little Green Radicals at Bubble
Little Green Radicals showcased a lovely range of basics, and some great slogan T-shirts Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi/guardian.co.uk
Bubble kids show: Little Green Radicals at Bubble
More from Little Green Radicals Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi/guardian.co.uk
Bubble kids show: Piccalilly at Bubble
Hannah Evans, who founded Piccalilly, also uses only fairly traded and organic cotton. Her designs are brilliantly practical - the smock dress (right) is designed to last: as girls get taller, it becomes a top Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi/guardian.co.uk
Bubble kids show: Piccalilly at Bubble
More from Piccalilly Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi/guardian.co.uk
Bubble kids show: Olive and Moss at Bubble
Olive & Moss showcased a gorgeous range of cute animal characters, on bibs, clothes and nursery accessories Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi/guardian.co.uk
Bubble kids show: Olive and Moss at Bubble
More from Olive and Moss: what the well-dressed drooler will be wearing this Christmas Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi/guardian.co.uk
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