Strawberry

absolutley gorgeous clothes for little ones

Y’know a shop’s expensive when they offer you a payment scheme that allows you to buy items in weekly installments. The shocking part is, that Strawberry isn’t a cutting edge computer shop or art gallery — it’s an upmarket childrenswear boutique.
Beautifully designed top to toe, it has colour co-​ordinated rails, streamlined alcoves and strawberry curtained changing rooms. As for the treasure, there’s a wealth of designer brands for babies, infants and children from designers like Robert Cavalli, Sonia Rykiel, Versace, Ralph Lauren, Moschino and Pampolina. The majority of the stock looks and feels beautiful but at approx £66 for a rompersuit, £37 for a babygrow and £170 for a Cavalli tracksuit — you’d want and need it to be!

I don’t think it’s just me, but I am coming to the time where lots of my friends are starting to have kids. This is all good, I get to visit, have a few cuddles and play in the play den, pretend to be a child again and it’s great fun. Then I get to go home when they start to cry. It is a perfect situation. Of course I have to come with surprises once in a while and shower them with toys when it gets to their birthday. I have recently found Strawberry to be the perfect place to find really cute kids outfits. They have designer kids clothes mainly for children rather than babies, although there is the line Roberto Cavalli Baby, which are really cute. There is a sale on this line at the moment.
It’s not cheap because they are designer and I tend to look at their sale items to get good quality clothes but at that slightly cheaper price. They have an interesting scheme where you can pay off the clothes that you buy over a four week period, and I think this is to accommodate for the slightly higher prices.