6 local shops to pick up super cute duds for your preschooler

We love supporting local moms and their businesses. And clothes are most fun to shop for. Prep your preschooler head to toe in local designers because they are more durable, easy to care for. Plus, did we mention how cute (and eco friendly) these local designs are?
6 local shops to pick up cute clothes for your preschooler
June Isle
A little country, a little play and you get June Isle! The fabrics soften with wear (yay!) and functionality can’t be beat. They thought of almost everything, right down to having the waist belt sewn into the dress so it doesn’t get lost or bunchy in the front.
Pro Tip: if you’re into matching with your little ones, find cutest coordinating dresses here! #twinningiswinning
Nooks Design
The husband and wife team behind Nooks are inspired by upcycling materials such as wool and leather. Add in a timeless style with a vintage flair, and you have a winning collection. They have upcycled 500 lbs of wool to date. They have a children’s clothing line as well as their original soft sole wool footwear, which are durable, warm and machine washable. We hear their spirit animal tees are super cute.
Pro Tip: Toss booties into the washing machine for a wash. Lay them flat to dry and they will be good as new.
Haven Kid
Known for soft neutrals with a touch if vintage vibe, the designs are timeless and beautiful. You can be sure that pieces from Haven Kids can be passed down for years to come!
Tumble + Roar
Sassy tees and crew necks that are perfect for getting dirty in. Their little boxers are the cutest, and they go up to size 6.
Aloha Kai
Not ready to let go of the summer vibe yet? Extend it by wearing Aloha Kai. Their Hawaiian inspired tees and hats bring back memories of beach and sand.
Pro tip: don’t put away the tees for winter – layer them with a long sleeve underneath.
Jax and Lennon
Natural, ethical and sustainable rain jackets! Can I hear an Amen? These are lined with bamboo so you can guarantee their are soft on your little’s delicate skin. They also have gorgeous pieces for mamas.
The blogger behind Nourish Through Movement, Reg Von Lok writes about DIY and style, nourishment through movement and integrates it all with motherhood, family and life's curveballs. She lives live in the Metro Vancouver area with my husband and two girls.