LIEWOOD: sustainable children's fashion from Denmark
LIEWOOD from Denmark is one of those brands you recognise immediately by its prints – and that you buy because the pieces last longer than one season. Here we show what defines the collection and which items are particularly worthwhile.
Materials that keep up
The fabrics are soft on the skin and hard-wearing at the same time – important when clothes go into the washing machine daily. Many pieces are made from organic cotton, others from recycled polyester. What the common certificates mean is explained in our guide GOTS and organic cotton.
Scandinavian design: simple and practical
Clear lines, calm colours, recurring motifs: the design is kept so that pieces combine with each other and still appeal to a second child. Practical details such as press studs in the right place make the difference in everyday life.
Swimwear for beach and pool
The summer classic: swimsuits, swim shorts and beach sets, many with UV protection and in coordinated prints – lovely when siblings head to the lake in matching looks. You will find the whole selection in the swimwear collection.
Something for every season
LIEWOOD covers far more than summer: rain jackets and trousers for wet days are under rainwear, and for the cold season we present the Timber 2-in-1 jacket in detail – the product itself is here.
Not only clothing
The brand also includes accessories that accompany family life – such as the Arthur lunchbox for nursery and school or the DARLA sunglasses for summer. That way a lot can be combined from one source without looking uniform.
Frequently asked questions
What is LIEWOOD clothing made of?
Depending on the item, organic cotton or recycled polyester. Rain and winter jackets use polyester because it repels water; for basics and swimwear, cotton or recycled material dominates.
Does the swimwear have UV protection?
Many models do – the information is given on each individual item. A long-sleeved swimsuit saves you reapplying sun cream to the shoulders every hour at the lake, which is the more practical route with small children.
Is LIEWOOD suitable for passing on?
Yes, and that is one of the reasons for the price. The cuts are unisex, the colours combine across years, and the seams survive more than one generation of children.
Which pieces are most worthwhile?
What gets used often and fits for a long time: the Timber jacket, because it covers three seasons, and the Arthur lunchbox, which goes from nursery all the way into school.
The complete selection is in our LIEWOOD collection.