JUNIOR DESIGN AWARDS WINNERS FOR BEST CHILDREN'S FASHION ACCESSORIES BRAND: GOLD

WHO: PACHEE

WHAT: PACHEE Woven Iron-On Reward Patches

WHY: This new brand to the JDA’s caused a huge stir on our judging days and the panel really connected with both the aesthetic and the message behind these beautifully crafted patches. Designed to support children’s wellbeing by instilling a sense of pride in their achievements and differences, these patches demonstrate how positive affirmation paired with great design can really brighten up a child’s world in every sense. With patches that include topics of diversity, inclusion and resilience, there is a message for everyone and the panel also loved the fact that patching clothes with these badges gives children a real handle on sustainability. A unanimous gold.

Love everything about this brand/ product. Really innovative. You need to get these into schools for their awards ceremonies. The clips are super cool too. Love the colour ways and packaging and quality. Top marks.
Abi Campbell, children’s fashion photographer and brand consultant @abicampbellphotography
The coolest brand and product. They've made patches their own. Unique, fun, inclusive. Love it.
Charlotte Kewley, Children’s Stylist, @thelittlestylist
Cool & clever way to accessorise.
Charlotte Love, artist, stylist @charlotteloves
Love, love these!! Perfect little mood booster for kids and the designs are beautiful. Much nicer than stickers and love the message to children.
Emma Donnelly, photographer and art director, @takeapicturelady
Incredibly creative, such a clever idea.
Emma McMenemy, Content Creator, @emma_mcmenemy
Love everything from ethos to product. Inclusivity message is great and I love the idea that kids are taught to patch up their clothes. Love the collectable element - can build up patches over the years. Great gifts too. Like they can be ironed or stitched on. Fun, thoughtful and inspiring.
Frankie Graddon, journalist, podcast host, fashion editor, @frankiegraddon
I really love this brand. Great for updating and adding to clothes that can be handed down to siblings giving them a personal touch to the child. Well done.
Jemima Bradley, fashion stylist, @jemima_bradley__art_direction

WHERE: PACHEE and Not On The High Street

JUNIOR DESIGN AWARDS WINNERS FOR BEST CHILDREN'S FASHION ACCESSORIES BRAND: SILVER

WHO: STYCH

WHAT: STYCH Accessories collection - curated gift boxes of accessories for children

WHY: “Fun”, “exciting”, “great quality” and “a rushed parent’s godsend” were just some of the comments we heard while our judges perused Stych’s stacked boxes of curated accessories and goodies. While the name of this brand, an acronym of Smile Til Your Cheeks Hurt always works its magic on us, the contents of their stylish drawer style boxes definitely lives up to expectation. The judges loved the co-ordinated assortment of goodies that are bound to make little faces light up and were excited by the addition dress-up tails, very stylish pointelle pyjamas and the option of choosing building your own box of treats.

The best gift option when you need a stylish present idea in a hurry or you want to surprise a little one with something special in the post.
Bonita Turner, Editor of JUNIOR
Love the colour pallet and build a box idea. The designs are amazing, it's all cute but with a funky feel so it's not too princessy and can be gender neutral.
Bonnie and Pepper Van Geel, Art Director, Stylist and Child Model @pepper.pics
SO much fun. My kids would love all of this!”
Charlotte Love, Stylist @charlottelovely
Love the concept and so much gorgeousness in each box.
Emma McMenemy, Content Creator, @emma_mcmenemy
Really fun gifting idea. My five year-old self would adore this! Sweet designs and everything looks beautifully made. Love the build your own box idea. Would like to see a few more gender neutral pieces.
Frankie Graddon, journalist, podcast host, fashion editor, @frankiegraddon

WHERE: STYCH and John Lewis

JUNIOR DESIGN AWARDS WINNERS FOR BEST CHILDREN'S FASHION ACCESSORIES BRAND: BRONZE

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WHO: Hooked by a Fin

WHAT: Handmade knitted animal bonnets for babies and children

WHY: The irresistible draw of this brand was plain to see on our judging days, with hats flying onto heads for reels and selfies galore! The super tactile, high quality crochet work and the clever rendering of the cutest animals had everyone cooing and the panel felt that these bonnets would make a great gift for babies, toddlers and beyond. Perfect for standing out in a crowd and staying cosy warm.

Omg. How cute are these? Brilliant. Like it’s been knitted by granny... a really cool granny. Who wouldn’t put these away in a box and hand them down through the generations? You can feel the love.
Abi Campbell, children’s fashion photographer and brand consultant, @abicampbellphotography
These are SO cute. And so instagrammable!!
Charlotte Kewley, children’s fashion stylist, @thelittlestylist
Handmade, fun to capture kids imaginations. :)
Emma Donnely, photographer and art director, @takeapicturelady
I love the cute designs - beautiful craftsmanship in each bonnet.
Emma McMenemy, Content Creator, @emma_mcmenemy
Could not resist trying these on! Great that they're all sizes for tiny babies and bigger kids!
Portia Freeman, Model, Mixologist, Presenter, @portiaportiaaaa

WHERE: Hooked by a Fin and Not On The High Street

JUNIOR DESIGN AWARDS WINNERS FOR BEST CHILDREN'S FASHION ACCESSORIES BRAND: HIGHLY COMMENDED

WHO: The Little Sock Company

WHAT: The Little Sock Company Non-slip Stay-on Socks

WHY: “Where on earth do all the socks go?”, is a question that the Little Sock Company has made redundant. Their specially designed socks feature a special weave that hugs the foot and refuses to fall off meaning that one socked babies can be a thing of the past! Add to this the non-slip design on the bottom of these socks and our panel agreed you pretty much have the perfect baby and toddler sock! The judges felt the designs were clean and stylish, and that the presentation box made this a great gifting idea from parents in the know to novice sock wearers.

WHERE: The Little Sock Company and Joules

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