The best children's clothes shops in London

Head to Niddle Noddle if you’re looking for clothes for style-conscious kids. This independent boutique sells new and vintage clothing and accessories for kids up to the age of six. Lots of items in stock here are handmade or limited edition. Children's toys and books are sold here as well.

At Mini Kin you'll find a boutique dedicated to children. There are clothes and gifts available, including baby clothes and kids' accessories. Hair and skin products designed just for children are sold as well. If your child's hair needs a trim, you can make an appointment at the dedicated salon here.

Visit La Coqueta to shop traditional and luxurious children's outfits. Inspired by refined styles from Spain, these are classic pieces made with quality materials, including Spanish leather for shoes and natural fibres like merino wool. Clothing is sold for kids up to age 10. You can book personal shopping appointments too.

Trotters has been established in West London for more than 30 years. The store specialises in clothing, shoes, and accessories for babies and children aged up to 11. You can also buy fun books and toys here. The Trotters stores offer a number of useful services including kids' haircuts and professional shoe fittings. You can also buy Trotters products at their department store concessions.

Opened in 1999, So Tiny is a friendly store where you can buy clothes, gifts, and soft toys for newborns, toddlers, and older kids. There are clothes for kids aged up to 10 and there's plenty of choice if you're shopping for a new baby - teething rings, outfits, and christening gifts are sold.

Discover Italian fashions for children at Il Porticciolo. This boutique is exclusive, sourcing clothes from a number of top designers. There are sophisticated styles on offer for babies and older boys and girls, including matching pieces for siblings. The store also specialises in comfortable and luxurious knitwear for children.

Visit the whimsical My Little Duckling for fun hats and accessories for children. There are designs for boys and girls, as well as unisex styles, all of which are comfortable and fun for kids and adults. Gift sets are available too, making the ideal present.

Amaia Kids sells classic Spanish kids' fashion, including bespoke pieces produced in Spain. There are several collections aimed at babies and toddlers, as well as older girls and boys aged up to 10. There are pieces for day-to-day wear as well as the bespoke celebration outfits, including christening gowns and party dresses.

Based in Burlington Arcade, Cashmirino is an eco-luxury brand retailing natural clothing for babies and children. These luxury knitwear designs draw inspiration from across the world and are intended to be passed down through the generations. There are styles for babies, kids, and teenagers, plus jumpers and cardigans for men.

Children’s store Molly Meg is a treasure trove of kids’ furniture, fashion, toys, and homewares. Clothing and accessories are available here for babies as well as older children. There’s plenty of choice for boys and girls, and you can buy dressing-up and party outfits in here too.

For children's footwear that blends tradition with the contemporary, visit Papouelli. Even royal children have been spotted sporting these shoes. A range of designs are available, including shoes suitable for school, all made to be comfortable and stand up to lots of activity. Other accessories are sold here too such as hats.

Bob & Blossom in East London is well-stocked with retro toys, fun gifts, and contemporary fashion for kids. Expect bold colours, quirky slogans, and heaps of unique style for the kids of today. If you're shopping for a birthday gift, this is a great destination - there are toys, balloons, and dressing-up bits.

Distinctive miniature department store Luna & Curious stocks womenswear and children’s wear. There’s a wide choice of bohemian clothing for babies up to kids aged 12. The store is modelled as a collective retail space – it’s well-curated and full of personality. Toys, games, and homewares are also in stock here.

For clothes, furniture, and accessories for every age group, visit Hop Like a Bunny. This contemporary shop stocks style-conscious clothing, focusing on eco-friendly products and natural fibres like alpaca wool. There are clothes, shoes, and accessories for babies through to teenagers, plus kid-friendly furniture, toys, and products for parents.

Eco-conscious families shop at Cissy Wears, where you can explore eco-friendly and ethical clothing for babies, kids, and adults. You'll find other handy products too like natural teething rings and essentials for babies like changing mats. For family fashion that's kind to the planet, this store is worth checking out.

Since 1985 La Stupenderia has been creating timeless and elegant fashion for kids and even has some celebrity fans. These outfits are traditional and produced in carefully-selected fabrics and colours. Romper suits for kids up to 18 months old are available, as well as fashion for children up to 12 years.

Josiah Amari draws inspiration from Korean and Nordic design to create distinctive kids' clothing. The collection from this independent brand is constantly developing, with cool and casual styles like harem pants, cheeky slogan t-shirts, cute tutu skirts, and cosy winter coats. These clothes are practical and give kids a unique style.

Check out Oh Baby London for clothes packed with personality for little ones. This is an independent brand selling cheeky contemporary pieces for kids aged six and under. The range includes playsuits and babygros in unisex designs. You can also buy accessories like baby socks, bibs, and quirky soft toys.

Kids' clothing needs to stand up to lots of action, so check out Jam London for durable pieces. This Hampstead store specialises in prints, knitwear, and natural fabrics, with every design being developed in-house. You can buy clothing for babies and kids aged up to 10, plus toys, and fashion for women.

Local business What Mother Made produces zero-waste clothing for children and adults. The stores are bright and friendly, with ethical pieces for the whole family. You'll also find quirky displays of toys and gifts, ranging from wooden toys to baby accessories like mobiles, and an exciting choice of books for children.

One of the fastest-growing kids' brands in Scandinavia is Mini Rodini, which has a boutique in London. The style is playful mixed with eco-friendly credentials and a dedication to delivering great quality. You can buy clothes for kids aged up to 11 including winter coats and fleeces, leggings, and upcycled pieces.

Shop at Royal Kids for stylish modest fashion for boys and girls, including modest beachwear. There are styles for various occasions for babies, girls, and boys. Whether you're looking for a day-to-day outfit or something for a special occasion, you'll discover hundreds of designs to choose from at this shop.

In South East London, Gently is a modern family lifestyle destination. You'll find a varied range of clothes and footwear for kids, plus lifestyle items and homewares that are great for busy households. Expect decorative objects, soft furnishings, and tableware, plus plenty of accessories for kids like books and party supplies.

For traditional outfits for children, check out Pepa London. This high-end store stocks timeless designs for new babies and children aged up to ten. There are classic designs that are great for school as well, like smart winter coats and footwear. Virtual appointments via video call are offered by the store.

That's Not Fair aims to help kids explore their own sense of style. It reinterprets classic fashion designs to be kid-friendly, making this is a top shopping destination for tiny fashion fans. The on-trend designs are made for kids rather than parents and the shop frequently collaborates with local schools.

Kids' clothes are affordable at Mini Garms Gang. This North London shop specialises in secondhand and vintage kids' clothes, from babies up to age seven, plus footwear and accessories. Items come from high street and designer names, promising you great quality at a reasonable price. You can also sell or swap unwanted children's clothing here.

Founded in 1997, Little People has evolved from its roots in children's clothing to include fashionable options for teens and young adults, reflecting its growth alongside its clientele. The shop encompasses dedicated sections for both children and young adults, showcasing its commitment to stylish, contemporary, yet sophisticated attire. With a focus on couture quality and European chic, Little People presents a handpicked array of international brands.