Family-run sustainable cashmere brand Leret Leret’s spring collection expanded its kitschy knitwear offering into kids.
Recently, sibling cofounders Andrea and Edouard Leret officially added their sister Alesia Leret to their team as co-creative director. Their“This edition has a special place in our hearts. Andrea became a mother and we can tell there is a sense of storytelling of how she was feeling. It’s also special to us because our younger sister Alesia joined Leret Leret full time. Alesia has always been involved, and now she showcased her talent in the design realm.
Citing Andrea Leret’s first born, Federico Andres, as the “center of attention in our family,” they explained that the expansion was natural, as they’ve been makingsamples for him since he was born. In addition, there was popular demand from friends and family; going forward, the brand plans to include a select number of kids’ styles within each new collection release.
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