I'd never heard of Fabric Flavours before starting this blog and receiving a couple of things to review, but I can't recommend them highly enough. Their retro designs appeal to parents even more than their kids (although they love them too !) and the quality is unbeatable. If you live near Brent Cross, you might like to know that they've opened a pop-up shop for the summer. Read on for more information :
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Fabric Flavours have just opened their Summer Pop-up shop at Britain's second largest shopping centre Brent Cross. The shop will be open all Summer and is stocking their entire range. Characters from the designs will also be making appearances at the shop throughout the Summer.
Shop opening hours: Mon-Friday 10am-8pm, Saturday 9am-7pm, Sunday 12 noon - 6pm
Fabric flavours specialize in exclusive limited edition retro t-shirts and babygrows.
Fabric flavours designs feature retro characters from books and television. Ranges such as Mr. Men and Little Miss are favourites among all ages, along with Elmer, Maisy and The Very Hungry Caterpillar being popular with toddlers and DC Comics and the Marvel designs appealing to older kids! Available from £16
Fabric flavours have also introduced a range of fantastic babygrows, made from luxurious cotton and featuring characters such as the Mr Men and Star Wars characters. Available in 0- 18 months at £16.
All the Fabric flavours t-shirts and babygrows are pre washed 100% cotton and embellished and finished with attention to detail, with effects such as multi coloured stitching, zig zag stitching, satin and velvet appliqués, flocking or funky embroidery and they have all been designed to reflect the characters personality.
Stockist Details: Fabric Flavours babygrows and t-shirts are available in selected boutiques across the UK as well as Selfridges in London, Birmingham and Manchester, Harvey Nichols, London, Leeds and Edinburgh and the Fabric flavours online store http://www.fabricflavours.com/
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