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Forecasted for SS27? Punchy hues, bright stripes, and a mood as vibrant as the Big Apple. Photography Zoe Adlersberg/See Management; styling by Mariah Walker/Art Department; hair and makeup bySusan Donoghue/Honey Artists; production assistant: Cassidy Marshall. Special thanks to New York Model Management. Aliyah’s dress is Paisley Magic. Ice sports a tropical Andy & Evan top, Feather 4 Arrow shorts, Molo sunglasses, and Bensimon tennis shoes.

Warm, golden-hour-inspired hues combine peach, amber, and sky blue in a spectrum that borrows from nature. Rhyme Kids Andy & Evan Scotch & Soda Milkbarn Quincy Mae Magnetic Me Nellapima Meet Marie Swaddelini Twisted X Beaufort Bonnet Co.

The childrenswear authority since 1917. The voice of the children's fashion and juvenile product industry for nearly a century, and the only audited trade magazine in the children's market.

The childrenswear authority since 1917. The voice of the children's fashion and juvenile product industry for nearly a century, and the only audited trade magazine in the children's market.

Picnic-core continues to fill everyone’s baskets. At last spring’s markets, we couldn’t take two steps without encountering a lemon. This bright motif continues to trend, as larger themes like farmer’s market fare and picnic-core remain in the zeitgeist. But for Spring ’27, our shopping baskets favor fruits in the red family: blushing apples, bright red strawberries, delectable cherries, and juicy watermelons.

Beginning with Resort ’27, Feather 4 Arrow is introducing a new line of teen-focused designs to serve that in-between consumer. Beginning with Resort ’27, Feather 4 Arrow is introducing a new line of teen-focused designs to serve that in-between consumer. “While Feather 4 Arrow has always offered sizes up to 16, we felt there was an opportunity to create something truly special for that in-between girl,” explains founder and CEO Jaime Riese.

Known for licensing designer names from Jil Sander to Maison Margiela and Diesel, Brave Kid has signed a licensing agreement for the development, production, and exclusive worldwide distribution of Balmain’s childrenswear. Known for licensing designer names from Jil Sander to Maison Margiela and Diesel, Brave Kid has signed a licensing agreement for the development, production, and exclusive worldwide distribution of Balmain’s childrenswear.

With the tween and gift markets surging, Dallas Market Center’s cross-category model allows retailers to complete more orders in fewer trips. The key to succeeding in retail in this challenging climate is, more than ever, efficiency…although a cutting-edge, inspired product assortment never hurts. To get more bang for their budget, and time, buyers are flocking to the Dallas Market Center (DMC) to maximize sourcing productivity.

Taking lessons from the past to walk confidently into the next era of childrenswear. Puma is licensed by United Legwear & Apparel Co. Looking back at 110 years of the children’s industry, it is most remarkable how brands and retailers adapted to each decade’s unique challenges. And as it turns out, some were not quite so different from today: the health concerns of the 1910s and ’20s, the economic woes of the 1930s, global war in the 1940s, spiking inflation in the 1970s.

As parents recognize the dangers of screen time, smart brands are meeting them with low-tech, experience-driven products. Photography by Dylan Igel Boy Meets Girl x Sloomoo x Stickerbeans Early this year, neuroscientist Dr. Jared Cooney Horvath presented written testimony before the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation that revealed a shocking discovery: Gen Z scored lower on standardized cognitive tests than Millennials did at the same age.