Ssense just launched a children’s department, and it’s really good.
At last, we are reemerging; major metropolises like New York and Chicago have recently declared summertime dates for reopenings at full capacity. With our long-awaited debut back into the world, we’ll be celebrating by getting dressed up again—for good. The same goes for kids; they too deserve great clothes for getting back into the world.Ssense unveils the new kid’s department today. The assortment stays true to Ssense’s form and it’s as cool as you’d expect.
for newborns up through 14 years old. At the onset, there are stylish pieces in optimism-inducing prints and bright, punchy colors from 18 brands and collaborators and eventually, Ssense expects to offer mini-fashion from 80 labels. Available now are the exclusively designed kids capsules by
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