The Fableists in Little Flea Magazine

liuttle fleaLittle Flea features “Beautiful Things for Little People” and it launched online at the end of August. It’s a great place to find fashion, toys, gifts, decor & travel ideas for children. In addition to their web site, owner Anna Cascarina has launched a digital publication, which you can view here. 

Little flea cover

The Fableists clothes were included in so many wonderful shots, that we wanted to share them with you. You can buy all items on our web site at www.TheFableists.com.

All photos courtesy of Little Flea.

Have a look and don’t forget to check out the magazine!

Baseball tee and dark denim jeans

Baseball tee and dark denim jeans

Denim Skirt

Denim Skirt

Smock Dress

Smock Dress

Jeans and Chore Coat

Jeans and Chore Coat

Chore Coat

Chore Coat

T-Shirts, including Make Art Not War

T-Shirts, including Make Art Not War

...and a close up!

…and a close up!

Make Art Not War tee

Make Art Not War tee

Recycle tee

Recycle tee

Graphic Design Feature featuring our Happy Factory tee

Graphic Design Feature featuring our Happy Factory tee

...and a close up!

…and a close up!

Denim Skirt, Jeans and Western shirt

Denim Skirt and Breton, Jeans and Western shirt

Happy Factory Tee (left)

Happy Factory Tee (left)

 

 

Camping with The Fableists’ Tees

Summer holidays = camping. Right?

fableists camping

Another great opportunity to show off some of the artist-designed t-shirts from The Fableists. And what better test drive than wearing the same clothes for several days (and nights) to really put them through the wringer? These tees have been slept in, they’ve been fishing, they’ve swung on rope swings out over the river, been cooked in, biked in and had mud pies made whilst wearing them. They’ve been rained on and shone on, they’ve enjoyed ice cream, daily ketchup lashings – and lived to tell the tale.DSCN1301

(PS – A cold water wash with a hearty helping of white vinegar got the chocolate and mud stains out!)

Refusing to show her top for the photo!

Refusing to show her top for the photo!

 

 

Smock Top and Smock Dress ~ First Look

Smock Dress by Th FableistsSmock Top by The Fableists

Here are a couple of our first items of clothes. They are made in 100% organic cotton chambray. The Smock Dress is based on a vintage Parisian dress and the unisex Smock Top is based on vintage work wear. The Smock Top looks just as good on boys, we just didn’t have any on hand!

Both will be available soon through our web site in sizes 4-10.

The Fableists Will Launch Soon!

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We are a design-led company creating sustainable children’s clothes with a nod to vintage clothing and work wear. We are about well designed, utilitarian clothing with punk-rock flair. Our clothes are built for play, comfort and standing out from the crowd. They are sharp and equally at home in London, New York and Paris, or over in the local park. We are very proud of our brand but don’t need to splash it all over the clothes.

At the same time, our clothes won’t cost the Earth. The making of our clothes does not damage the environment and we make sure that everyone involved in their making is paid a fair wage and works in a safe environment. We encourage you to take care of your clothes so that they last longer and pass them on to someone else when you’re done. We want you to buy fewer of our clothes as we think less is plenty.

We believe in being a transparent company and won’t cover up anything that we are doing to make our clothes. If you’re not told where your clothes come from…it’s probably not great news. The Fableists tell the stories of how our clothes are made, from start to finish. And the story does not end there, we have lots in store.

We are making sustainable clothes for cool little punks – join our movement!

Our Promises

All the clothes in our first range are made from 100% organic cotton and are GOTS certified
Everyone involved in making our clothes is paid a fair wage and has a safe work environment
We do not support sweatshops and have personally visited the factories where our clothes are made and dyed
We don’t beat the price down at the expense of labourers in the clothing factories or farmers growing the cotton
We will teach you to take better care of your clothes to help them last longer
We want to make consumers aware of the devastation buying mass produced clothing causes
We want to stand out from the crowd and make changes to the way we make clothes now – not 10 years down the line
To make beautiful, timeless clothes that are not dictated by the whims of fashion
We will not become a big, faceless company