PETIT PLI NEWS

  1. Read more: Father's Day Blog
    Father and son stand before a grand building and bright orange cone art, capturing playful moments and Petit Pli’s spirit of turning memories into keepsakes.

    Father's Day Blog

    This Father’s Day, Petit Pli invites you to turn moments into memories with The Book of Me & You, a logbook to record special times with your MiniHumans. Inspired by parents like Brian Nguyen, who created a YouTube channel to capture cooking moments with his kids, we celebrate the power of preserving everyday joy. Life moves quickly, but with Petit Pli’s Book of Me & You, you can create lasting memories that your children will treasure for years to come.

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  2. Read more: Petit Pli Chats with Feldspar
    Pregnant women wearing Petit Pli Adult Maternity Bottoms

    Petit Pli Chats with Feldspar

    Petit Pli chats with Cath from Feldspar, a Devon-based ceramics brand known for minimalist kitchenware. Cath shares outdoor adventures near Dartmoor, her journey from the UN to handcrafting ceramics, and her excitement about expanding into woodwork. She recommends a pocket microscope for curious kids and always returns to Harry Potter. Cath wears Petit Pli’s adaptive Adult Maternity Bottoms designed to grow with you during maternity.

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  3. Read more: Knot-Tile® | Clothes That Grow in Merino Wool
    Milky Way White Merino Space Cap made by Petit Pli

    Knot-Tile® | Clothes That Grow in Merino Wool

    We’ve perfected water resistant outerwear and have had our sights on warmer layers for the cold months for a couple of years now. Our aim was to build a modular childrens wardrobe that could be tweaked over the seasons and grow over the years. Knot-tile® is our answer, an expandable auxetic knotted structure made from 100% extra fine merino wool.

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  4. Read more: Mini Me Foldwear
    Petit Plis Foldwear Mini Bottoms in Eclipse Black

    Mini Me Foldwear

    The Mini-Me trend, where parents and LittleHumans dress in matching outfits, began in 1908 with French designer Jeanne Lanvin’s mother-daughter line. Today, Petit Pli continues this tradition with our new Mini-Me Foldwear collection. Designed for both adults and children, these versatile bottoms adapt for travel, play and everyday wear. With Clothes that Grow, Petit Pli brings emotional durability, sustainability and style to the timeless Mini-Me phenomenon.

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  5. Read more: How to Live A Minimalist Life When You Have Children?
    Close-up of vibrant blue blinds, symbolising clarity and simplicity, reflecting Petit Pli’s minimalist approach to kids’ wardrobes and sustainable living.

    How to Live A Minimalist Life When You Have Children?

    Mindful parenting means choosing quality over quantity in kids’ wardrobes. Fast fashion fuels clutter, waste and carbon emissions, while minimalism offers balance, savings and sustainability. By investing in durable, versatile and eco-friendly children’s clothing, families can reduce overconsumption and teach LittleHumans the value of conscious choices. Petit Pli champions sustainable kids’ fashion that grows, helping parents simplify life while shaping a greener future.

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  6. Read more: Sizing Challenges for Kids' Clothing: Understanding Growth Spurts
    Petit Pli versatile bottoms, one leg stretched to evidence how they to grow with LittleHumans through 7 sizes, offering comfort, style and sustainable innovation.

    Sizing Challenges for Kids' Clothing: Understanding Growth Spurts

    Children grow at different rates, making sizing a constant challenge and leading to wasteful clothing returns with a heavy carbon footprint. Petit Pli tackles this with sustainable kids’ clothing that grows through seven sizes, reducing waste and keeping LittleHumans comfortable through every spurt. By combining adaptability, style and eco-friendly design, Petit Pli helps parents choose gifts and garments that last longer, cut emissions and support a greener future in children’s fashion.

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  7. Read more: Behind the Bricks Festival - 1 year at Battersea
    Behind the Bricks Festival - 1 year at Battersea

    Behind the Bricks Festival - 1 year at Battersea

    Battersea Power Station marks its one-year anniversary with the Behind The Bricks Festival, running 21–29 October 2023. Visitors can step back into the spirit of 1930s and 1950s London through guided tours, expert talks, and family-friendly activities. From exploring the restored Art Deco Control Room A to children’s crafts, storytelling and heritage workshops, the festival blends history with entertainment. Shops, bars and restaurants add festive treats for an immersive celebration.

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  8. Read more: Shape Petit Pli's Future with Your Creativity!
    A newspaper-style poster announces the Behind The Bricks Festival at Battersea Power Station, featuring event dates, heritage themes and community celebration.

    Shape Petit Pli's Future with Your Creativity!

    Petit Pli invites you to help shape the future of Clothes that Grow with our Community Print competition at Battersea Power Station. To celebrate our one-year anniversary, we’re asking LittleHumans and grown-ups to design a brick-sized artwork that could become part of our next childrenswear print. Pick up a card in-store or download it online, submit your creation by 14 November, and see it featured in our Brick Gallery showcase this November.

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  9. Read more: Gift Guide: Petit Pli Edition - The Perfect Baby Shower and 1st Birthday Gifts
    Petit Pli Jetpack Packagaing shown with playful spaceship control panel design, a zero waste gift wrapped in blue ribbon to inspire imaginative LittleHuman adventures.

    Gift Guide: Petit Pli Edition - The Perfect Baby Shower and 1st Birthday Gifts

    Petit Pli’s ultimate gift guide is here to help you "gift different, gift the future.” Our sustainable kids’ clothing grows with every LittleHuman, blending comfort, adaptability and style. From eco-friendly baby shower presents to 1st birthday gift ideas, each piece sparks imagination while reducing waste. Explore our curated bundles from £45 to £195.

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  10. Read more: PRINT 14 - KAT B
    PRINT 14 - KAT B

    PRINT 14 - KAT B

    Print 14: Bare Necessities celebrates the wild creativity of childhood through a limited-edition collection inspired by Kipling’s jungle. Designed by Katerina Bielobrova, this wearable art fuses fashion, literature, and nature, capturing Mowgli’s enduring spirit. Let your LittleHuman explore with courage, curiosity, and style. Launching 30th Sept 2023.

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  11. Read more: 5 Things To Do With Your LittleHumans In London This Summer
    Adult and child share a joyful moment in a grassy field, holding a flower and exploring nature together, capturing the spirit of summer adventure in London.

    5 Things To Do With Your LittleHumans In London This Summer

    Blast off into London Summer 2023 with Petit Pli as your guide to family adventures. From recycled playgrounds at Southbank Centre and splashing fun at the Royal Docks to magical marionettes on the Puppet Theatre Barge, the city is alive with creativity and play. Explore lush parks, cycle new paths, and dive into immersive museum exhibits where Petit Pli’s Clothes That Grow are on display. End the journey at Battersea Power Station, home to our first store and endless summer discoveries.

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  12. Read more: Petit Pli at Isetan Shinjuku
    Tokyo Tower glows at dusk, seen through a bus window, symbolising Petit Pli’s first Tokyo pop-up at Isetan Shinjuku and the city’s vibrant fashion scene.

    Petit Pli at Isetan Shinjuku

    Petit Pli is launching its first international pop-up at Isetan Shinjuku, Tokyo, from 2–8 August 2023. Visitors can explore our Versatile and Fluid TX-Tile products, discover exclusive prints Green Stripes and Retro Future, and join free daily activities for LittleHumans. To mark the occasion, founder Ryan will also host a Y+L Invites talk on 1 August in Nakameguro, sharing Petit Pli’s journey, sustainability vision, and how Japan inspired our Clothes that Grow.

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