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tinycottons AW 17/18 sale

tinycottons autumn winter 17/18

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It’s hard to think about Autumn/Winter collections when we’re still sweltering in nearly 40 degree heat, but I’m going to anyway ’cause eventually winter will happen. And one of the fun things about the Northern Hemisphere having the cold weather before us is that their collections go on sale before our season hits.

I asked the kids what they thought of the Tinycottons Autumn/Winter 17-18 collection.

Max said: I love it! Tons of super cute llamas!

His edit: Llamas Hairy High socks/ Llama cardigan/ Llama head relaxed tee / Llamas relaxed tee /

Llamas head highs socks

maxs tinycottons editRose said: Not my type of llamas.

Her edit: No Worry Dolls dress / Check Woven Brace skirt / Stripes swimsuit 

 

roses tinycottons 17 edit

 

Label: Tinycottons.com

Shop Tinycottons at these Australian online stores: Everly Land, Hey Little, Hipkin, Infancy, Kidostore, Little Pinwheel,  The Child Hood, and Yellow Dandy.

Want to recommend a store in the Southern Hemisphere that sells Tinycottons? Let me know in the comments, or drop me a line at: bron@babyspace.net.au

Bron x

CREDITS

The Tinycottons Autumn/Winter 17-18 collection was shot in the Altiplano (high plain) in the central Andes by Annelie Klein and styled by Barb Bruno

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