A long time ago deep in the Tasmanian bush, there lived a couple.
Gustav and Kate loved each other deeply.
They built a home with their bare hands and named it ‘Waldheim – home in the forest’. It stood proudly in one of the remotest and wildest parts of the island, and they wanted to share their beloved home and environment with everyone.
It is now a national park, Cradle Mountain National Park to be exact.
This seasons ‘Waldheim’ range is all about the outdoors and what to wear while you’re there.
With olive, grey and black. Mixed with navy, red and musk pink. The colour palette extends from the natural environment. Echoing gums, the colours of the rocks at sunset and the berries of the native flora of the area.
With timeless styling, all of the items are practical; but still smart and elegant. The choice of fabric demonstrates the harshness of the environment, with manufactured holes and pull’s which give the range a deciding raw modern edge.
The signature fabric is silhouettes of old gum tree’s and leaves. Which is used to detail the clothing.
Fall in love with your surrounding environment and Knuffle Kid this winter.
Sizes 1 to 8 for boys and girls.
A little about Knuffle Kid.
Knuffle loosely translated from dutch is “to cuddle” – Kid is a baby goat or small child.
Knuffle Kid is all about the joy of being a child – it’s about the time in your life when memories first form – it’s about having a favourite dress that gets passed down to your little sister or eventually to your own child.
Designing and sewing had always been a big part of Knuffle Kid’s creator Emma Strybosch’s world. Her Barbies always had new couture, then she started to fashioned her own outfits from second hand clothes and hand-me-downs at the age of five.
With creative hands and a need to make, the perfect opportunity arose after the birth of her first daughter Ava. With time at home caring for munchkin number one, the sewing machine started to get a work out. By the time number two – Little Ruby – came along. The market scene began and soon after trade shows were being attended.
Now in shops all over Australia, Knuffle Kid has grown from a couple of girl’s dresses to a full range for both boys and girls.
A strong emphasis is kept on the need to produce within Australia and Strybosch is constantly searching for Australian made and vintage fabrics, she also designs a fabric for each range with the help of screen printers Ink and Spindle. Making Knuffle Kid truely a unique brand.
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A long time ago deep in the Tasmanian bush, there lived a couple.
Gustav and Kate loved each other deeply.
They built a home with their bare hands and named it ‘Waldheim – home in the forest’. It stood proudly in one of the remotest and wildest parts of the island, and they wanted to share their beloved home and environment with everyone.
It is now a national park, Cradle Mountain National Park to be exact.
This seasons ‘Waldheim’ range is all about the outdoors and what to wear while you’re there.
With olive, grey and black. Mixed with navy, red and musk pink. The colour palette extends from the natural environment. Echoing gums, the colours of the rocks at sunset and the berries of the native flora of the area.
With timeless styling, all of the items are practical; but still smart and elegant. The choice of fabric demonstrates the harshness of the environment, with manufactured holes and pull’s which give the range a deciding raw modern edge.
The signature fabric is silhouettes of old gum tree’s and leaves. Which is used to detail the clothing.
Fall in love with your surrounding environment and Knuffle Kid this winter.
Sizes 1 to 8 for boys and girls.
A little about Knuffle Kid.
Knuffle loosely translated from dutch is “to cuddle” – Kid is a baby goat or small child.
Knuffle Kid is all about the joy of being a child – it’s about the time in your life when memories first form – it’s about having a favourite dress that gets passed down to your little sister or eventually to your own child.
Designing and sewing had always been a big part of Knuffle Kid’s creator Emma Strybosch’s world. Her Barbies always had new couture, then she started to fashioned her own outfits from second hand clothes and hand-me-downs at the age of five.
With creative hands and a need to make, the perfect opportunity arose after the birth of her first daughter Ava. With time at home caring for munchkin number one, the sewing machine started to get a work out. By the time number two – Little Ruby – came along. The market scene began and soon after trade shows were being attended.
Now in shops all over Australia, Knuffle Kid has grown from a couple of girl’s dresses to a full range for both boys and girls.
A strong emphasis is kept on the need to produce within Australia and Strybosch is constantly searching for Australian made and vintage fabrics, she also designs a fabric for each range with the help of screen printers Ink and Spindle. Making Knuffle Kid truely a unique brand.