LE PETIT SOCIETY
Le Petit Society is a kids clothing brand based in Asia founded by two Singaporeans, Robyn and Dylan. My son received a sweet Christmas gift from Le Petit Society at the end of 2015. In the package there were two adorable outfits by Le Petit Society which were made in collaboration with Bloesem Living blog, one of my favorite design blogs!
I love everything about this new collection of kids clothes Bloesem x Le Petit Society: the colors, design, prints, and textile. Bloesem Living is a design, art and craft blog created by talented Irene Hoofs, a Dutch graphic designer who currently resides in Singapore. You can see the professionally taken photos of the outfits on Bloesem Living blog. I loved seeing their story behind the design through their photography.
The outfits seem very comfortable to wear as well. I even took both of them to Sri Lanka when my family and I went there on holidays a couple of weeks ago. They are light to pack, which is always a key for travel clothes, and great for travel activities. You will spot my son wearing one of the clothes in my future posts about Fort in Colombo, the colonial district of the capital of Sri Lanka, and Galle Fort, another colonial district in the city of Galle in southern Sri Lanka.
I am grateful for the relationship that I have been able to cultivate with Le Petit Society. The two founders of Le Petit Society, Robyn and Dylan, are Singaporeans. Some of you know that I spent 3 years in high school in Singapore with my family where I enjoyed every moment of our life there. It means a lot that I keep a connection with a country where I spent part of my adolescence. Thank you, Le Petit Society, for thinking of me and my son!!!
I have written about Le Petit Society in the past. Here are other posts I have done for them.
Yellow Rhino Shirt ☆ Le Petit Society
Le Petit Society & Safari Shirt For Girls & Boys
Tribal Dress
Le Petit Society
HI Kaho
These are wonderful outfits ! Very serene and comfy .. I can understand as I have a 4 year old myself .. BTW I just thought of sharing with you an interesting Hands-on Japanese Sushi cookery class that I and my wife visited yesterday at Flavour Diaries, just above Khar Social (5th road, Khar W)- http://www.flavourdiaries.com
It is the sort of place, I would come across on your blog and if you havent covered it yet, I bet it is worth a visit.
Just thought of letting you as I really enjoy all your posts and try and visit as many places that you write about – that is great inspiration indeed for people like us ! Thanks a lot – please keep up the good work !
Parvez, thank you so much for the kind comment! I appreciate that you trust my recommendations and try the places I featured on here! It made me happy to read that! I will try to check out the flavour diaries! Thank you!!