ChildrenSummer market

An ode to all kinds of leisure days, the summer market is a curated guide dedicated to much-loved products to be worn, enjoyed and played with under the summer sun.

SUMMER MARKET Playing

Free time together is an opportunity to create shared memories that will last a lifetime. Discover a selection of our most captivating toys and games to spark the curiosity and imagination of the whole family.

SUMMER MARKET Swimming

In the summer, fun and play often mean swimming and splashing. Snacks, sunscreen and an extra change of clothes are the first step – this edit covers the rest to simplify the picking and packing for a day at the pool.

SUMMER MARKET Exploring

The warmer season takes fun and play outside. This edit gathers easy-to-wear garments that provide comfort and freedom of movement during endless summer days.

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Spring overshirts

Modern overshirts are inspired by functional workwear and utility garments, including the French blue work jacket, military jackets and artisan smocks. Minimally detailed and cut with extra room, they’re the perfect layer for the transitional season.

The beauty of slow flowers

By appreciating the full cycle of a plant’s life and exploring our local environment, we can deepen our connection with nature and find beauty in everything that grows and changes, says Maria Berg, floral designer and head stylist at Rosendal’s Garden in Stockholm.

Premium recycled cotton

By carefully preserving cotton fibres from textile waste and spinning them with certified organic cotton, Los Angeles-based Circular Systems creates the world’s most premium recycled cotton yarn.

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The grid is an essential element of our visual identity. It represents the notion of the archive and is used to organise and display information ranging from the names of plants to fabric weights and different types of materials used in our collections. These nine squares symbolise the separate parts that together form our world, and they are also the areas where we strive to make a difference.