Oh, we do like a striking T-shirt at Junior and we just love this quirky collection of artist-designed pieces from independent clothing label, Super Superificial. Designed by a crew of talented young graphic artists, each with a distinct and edgy

No, you're not seeing things. Those two romping, stomping, building-smashing menaces of the people, Godzilla and King Kong, really are gazing into each other's eyes like besotted teenagers. And they're holding hands too.... This light-hearted T-shirt

Boys & Girls make quirky organic cotton pieces in bright colours with witty slogans. It opens its east London store in February, which will contain items like this Bright As Day top from £22, jersey skirt from £14 and star-print jumper dress £20 (ages 1–8).

Go really wild with George's appropriately named, BushTale collection of T-shirts which feature cool and colourful animal characters. The BushTales collection brings the magic of African wildlife to these adventurous tees; each with their own bushy

Last year, Next ran a competition looking for budding fashion designers under 16 to create the must-have T-shirt in aid of Make-A-Wish Foundation ® UK, the charity that raises funds for children with life-threatening medical conditions. The winner

Roksanda Ilincic' T-shirt designChildren in Need is renowned for its collaborations with celebrities and to get the ball rolling this year, the familiar faces that make up the Designers at Debenhams collection have created a range of charity

classic Cath Kidston Christmas images, fashioned on soft cottons. The children’s T-shirts start at £20 and are available in store and on the Dandy Star website.

in particular, selected pictures drawn by underprivileged children from South America and East Asia, who were invited to illustrate with the brief 'Children's Imaginary World'. These utility totes and jazzy tees look fab, and the proceeds will go towards

Panda T-shirtMarks and Spencer has harnessed the love that children often display for those exotic animals most have only seen at the zoo. In what promises to be a 'really wild' collaboration, the high street giants are launching an exclusive

Combining the edgy style of London with elegant Italian design, Loud Apparel has burst onto the childrenswear scene with fine tailoring and Italian leather jackets alongside groovy T-shirts emblazoned with bold slogans. T-shirt £39 and three