Have you discovered Claesens' children's clothing yet? Their online shop refreshes with a bold new collection each season. Here, we break down the standout trends from their Summer 2019 lineup, drawing from years of tracking premium kids' fashion to help you shop with confidence.
If your child loves pops of color and you value stylish yet practical outfits, Claesens delivers perfectly.
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Fashion trends evolve yearly for adults and kids alike. Whether you're trend-focused or prioritize comfort and your child's preferences, Claesens strikes the ideal balance. Their pieces blend current styles with everyday wearability—no catwalk stiffness here, just outfits built for play.
As experts in children's fashion, we've seen how Claesens nails this: trendy summer 2019 looks that hold up to active days.
This season features two key vibes: a polished tennis-inspired aesthetic with pleated skirts, polo shirts, and crisp colors like navy, red, white, and cobalt. Dress it up or mix in fun accessories for your energetic child—versatility rules.
The counterpoint? Vibrant flower power influences with bold colors and playful prints, ensuring your kid stands out joyfully. We spotlight how these play out in Claesens' curated 2019 collection below.
Claesens offers complete wardrobes for boys and girls—from underwear and pajamas to on-trend daywear—all rooted in seasonal trends.
The girls' lineup splits into two themes mirroring summer's hottest looks. Summer Vibes channels tennis elegance: pleated skirts, polos, and singlets in timeless navy, red, white, and cobalt for endless mixing.
Sunny Girl evokes hippie flair with floral prints, vivid hues, and breezy fits—perfect for outdoor adventures.
Fashion-forward boys will love Claesens too. Summer Vibes brings eclectic prints—bugs, tech motifs, and more—on shirts and pants tailored to tastes.
The Save The Earth theme adds playful eco-messages via cheerful designs: blue-and-white flamingos, orange stripes, banana motifs, and navy-white fish prints. Fun fashion with purpose.
