The NetherlandsSeptember 23, 2020, by Jorien Thijs

One to watch: children's label Mûne Cotó

The Netherlands, September 23, 2020, by Jorien Thijs

One to watch: children's label Mûne Cotó

This autumn, the sustainable children's label Mûne Cotó opened its doors online and it was a real treat. In fact, we became fans after one visit. Like this! When the website went live, the brand new clothing brand also launched its first one capsule collection for children from 0 to 4 years: comfortable items, each handmade and designed so that they can be worn all year round by boys and girls. Sits comfortably and looks nice.

Mûne Cotó

Mûne Cotó

Thanks to the good quality and the fact that the collection of Mûne Cotó is timeless and largely unisex, each item can be worn by several children. We spotted soft materials, beautiful colors and a print with a wink here and there. Each garment is also handmade in the Netherlands. What is also unique is that the smallest items of clothing are also comfortable for babies wearing a (larger) washable diaper. Thanks to a little extra space, Mûne Cotó rompers and pants always fit well while rolling, crawling and exploring.

Any remaining dust is collected and processed into small products, such as toys. Or for (Minikane) doll clothes, also fun. Smart and sustainable, right. You can immediately shop for a new look for the apple of your eye and a matching outfit for the doll child. Did we mention we're fans? Please note: this concerns residual materials, so used up = used up.

Mûne Cotó was founded by graphic designer slash fashion designer Elies Thijs. After working for various children's labels and being responsible for, among other things, print design, it was time for the next step: setting up a small, slow and sustainable fashion label for children. By starting small, Elies can carry out every part of the production process itself and ensure that only the most essential and most beautiful items make it to the webshop. And now we happen to know that the second collection is already in the making... Keep an eye on this one.

Mûne Cotó