I love September - and not just because it’s back-to-school season. By the end of August, I can’t wait to pop the summer clothes away. There’s a crispness in the air and I’m ready for everything from long sleeves and snuggly fabrics to woolly tights and winter coats.
This is why I’m delighted to have had a peek at the launch of the new season of kidswear from John Lewis. From cosy knits to cool autumnal looks, John Lewis’s new season kidswear has everything that parents and kids love - for both younger and older children alike.
The new season styles have a fresh focus on everyday fashion. Denim, transitional layering, fleece, biker jacket, separates, vintage sweats, woven tops, mini-adult look, shirts, cargos.
For boys, think collegiate, rebel, and skater looks with plenty of cargos, shackets, biker jackets, and denim. For girls, it’s all about logo sweats and ditsy dresses with pops of colour and yet more denim.
The new ANYDAY range has a fresh focus on affordable fashion and style-forward kidswear basics including everything from cotton bodysuits and pyjamas in the cutest of prints to stylish joggers and jersey tops in a glorious range of rich colours.
John Lewis stocks a host of stylish kidswear from other much-loved brands too including Boden, POP, Levi’s, Mango, and JoJo Maman Bébé, so you can kit the kids out for the whole season in one place.
And for the last word in cool kids’ clothing that they’ll love, the John Lewis Character shop is not to be missed.
Here’s what’s already in my basket from the John Lewis new season kidswear...
The best of the new season John Lewis kidswear range
... And did you know that John Lewis offers free delivery over £50 and free returns?
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