Kids' Clothing

Growing up means changing size almost every season, but also discovering your own tastes, favourite colours and fabrics. Since 1977, Tartine et Chocolat has designed kid’s clothing that accompanies these years with softness, from ages 2 to 14, for girls and boys alike. For girls, dresses, sweaters and coats await in our girl’s kid’s clothing.

Kid’s clothing for every day

A kid’s clothes should keep up with their day: sturdy trousers for school, a warm sweater for break time and a shirt that can handle the playground. At weekends, cotton T-shirts and knitwear cardigans leave plenty of room for play and woodland walks. For boys, shirts, trousers and sweaters mix effortlessly, and our boy’s kid’s clothing brings them all together.

Kid’s clothing for every season

Wool and cotton make up the heart of our collections, alongside velvet, jacquard knitwear and tweed. These fabrics stand up to washing and keep their shape season after season. Many Tartine et Chocolat garments are passed from an older sibling to a younger one, perhaps the loveliest compliment a kid’s garment could receive.

How should you dress your kid for the temperature?

Above 20 degrees, a cotton T-shirt with shorts, a skirt or a light dress is enough. Between 10 and 20 degrees, add an easy-to-remove cardigan or sweatshirt, and a jacket for going out. Below 10 degrees, it’s time for wool sweaters, thick tights and a coat, not forgetting a beanie and gloves. Several thin layers are better than one very thick one: your kid can take them off one by one when they get warm.

How should you label your kid’s clothes?

At school or an activity centre, sweaters and coats can soon look alike on the coat hooks. A sew-in or iron-on label, placed at the collar or on the care label, helps prevent things from getting lost. Add their first name and surname, and choose a removable label if the garment will later be passed on to a brother or sister.

How should you dress a kid for a ceremony?

For a wedding or christening, putting together a kid’s outfit is simple: girls can wear an ecru or embroidered dress, and boys a light-coloured shirt with smart trousers. Our kid’s ceremony outfits bring these pieces together to coordinate siblings’ looks, right down to the accessories.

Clothing for kids aged 2 to 14, and younger

Before age 2, our baby clothing offers the same softness, from the first pajamas to the first steps. Then the styles evolve with age, from sweet pieces for nursery school to more distinctive cuts for secondary school. And to discover how our collections come to life, from the first sketches to the finishing touches, step behind the scenes with our craftsmanship.