A mum and ex-brand director from Belsize Park has started a new sustainable clothing range for children.
Vandalkids is a streetwear brand for children aged three to 10, featuring clothes made with wipeable, water-resistant fabrics in the hope of limiting the amount of washes the clothes need. Prices start from £29.
The first collection is inspired by '80s street art and incorporates two gender neutral prints.
“I am passionate about creativity and colour. I believe creativity is one of the best tools for success and happiness, so I let my son explore, experiment, create and be messy,” said founder Kat Vandal of Haverstock Hill.
"From a practical point of view, I was tired of constantly washing and throwing away [my son's] worn-out tracksuits, while having too many clothes dedicated to various activities.
"I made it my mission to create a range of kids’ clothes that could be worn every day, that would withstand the mess and the play and that would last."
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