Kids sustainable knitwear today from Long Live The Queen for their first fall collection. The label launched at Pitti Bimbo for SS17 and received much interest for their ethical approach.
In a world where there is so much of everything, they decided to source materials that are already there to reduce the footprint they leave and with awareness of the consequences of producing and using materials.
Recycled fabrics, knits, and boxes full of ribbons and buttons which they found very beautiful and inspiring led to the creation of the kids collection. The collection is made by redecorating existing materials and adding extra soft knits and jerseys.
The Long Live The Queen collection which originates from the Netherlands contains lots of limited editions and easy to wear pieces for girls from 4-14 years old.
Long Live The Queen fw17 kids sustainable knitwear collection
Recycling textiles for kidswear winter 2017 from Long LiveThe Queen
Kids fashion with recycling from Long Live The Queen for fall 2017
Ruffled knits and metallic trims at Long Live The Queen kidswear fall/winter 2017
Long Live The Queen fall/winter 2017 girlswear collection
At Long Live the Queen kidswear there is a focus on strong recycled knitwear styles
Button and ribbon details come from recycled found trimmings at Long Live the Queen for girls fashion AW17
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