1. CIVILIANTS
FLASH tee, 329sek
October 2017

Anna B’s Unisexplock

On 3rd Sept, Anna Boussard’s blog post about H&M’s gender messaging in their kidswear went VIRAL. Since then, tv appearances on TV4 Nyhetsmorgon and many more media requests followed. We are THRILLED that Anna is guesting our monthly fashion flatlay for October and sharing her top Unisexplock for AW17.

Anna Boussard
When she's not blogging, she's a mother of two, a Visual Merchandiser, illustrates prints and sometimes crochets really strange animals.
3. Mini Rodini
PEACE Sweatshirt, 499 kr
4. Koolabah
Junk Food legging, 350 kr
5. 6Slugs & Snails
Drop tights, 149 kr.
6. Indikidual
Sweatshirt SNOOP, 449 kr.
7. PAPU Stories
Tickle Fold Leggings, 309 kr.
8. Modéerska Huset
Leggings In The Clouds, 339 kr
9. CIVILIANTS
SKATER tee, on sale for 164,50 kr.
1. Super cool Swedish brand adds a unique look to their clean-cut basics with quirky prints and patterns3. All time favourite Mini Rodini brings extra peace to your life. Or at least, you can feel darn good knowing this sweatshirt is made out of both GOTS and Fair Trade certified cotton. And it makes your kid look great!4. Koolabah makes ”bad” food look really, really good. Junk Food legging, 350 kr.5. Tights for all! Irish brand Slugs & Snails has tights for every occasion (and some prints also come in adult sizes, yay!)6. Go bananas with this sweatshirt from British brand Indikiduals! Sweatshirt SNOOP, 449 kr.7. Stylish leggings from my Finnish favourite PAPU have foldable leg ends so they ”grow” with your child.8. Yes, I am definitely among the clouds when I look at these fabulous leggings from Modéerska Huset! Leggings In The Clouds, 339 kr.9. Be the coolest kid in the park with this t-shirt, also from CIVILIANTS. SKATER tee
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