Under The Sea kids hoodies

… Read moreSea creature prints across the whole range, from sharks and turtles through to jellyfish, crabs, seashells and coral reefs. It covers both ends of the brief: calm, washy ocean patterns for people who want something quiet, and bold creature prints for people who want the opposite.Every print runs across the range, so a phone case can match a backpack, a lunchbox, a water bottle and a pencil case. That is why these go out as sets rather than singles, and it is the reason the collection does most of its work around back to school rather than in the middle of summer.On choosing a print, the softer ocean patterns are the safer buy if the item is going to carry stickers, a grip or a name label, since a busy print fights anything you put on top of it. The bolder creature prints are meant to be noticed, which is genuinely useful on a lunchbox or a bottle that has to be picked out of thirty identical ones on a shelf.Sea creatures are one of the few themes that work across a wide age range, so they are a reliable choice when you are buying for a child whose interests change every term. Nothing here is licensed to a film or a show, which means it does not date the moment a sequel lands. Every order plants a tree.

NewLemon Shark Kids Hoodie Blue Back, wornUnisex fit

Lemon Shark Kids Hoodie

€35,95
NewEmotional Support Shark Kids Hoodie Grey Front, wornUnisex fit

Emotional Support Shark Kids Hoodie

€35,95
NewChubby Shouting Shark Kids Hoodie Grey Front, wornUnisex fit

Chubby Shouting Shark Kids Hoodie

€35,95
Starfish Cluster Kids Hoodie — Blue Front, wornUnisex fit

Starfish Cluster Kids Hoodie

€35,95

About Under The Sea kids hoodies

Sea creature prints across the whole range, from sharks and turtles through to jellyfish, crabs, seashells and coral reefs. It covers both ends of the brief: calm, washy ocean patterns for people who want something quiet, and bold creature prints for people who want the opposite.

Every print runs across the range, so a phone case can match a backpack, a lunchbox, a water bottle and a pencil case. That is why these go out as sets rather than singles, and it is the reason the collection does most of its work around back to school rather than in the middle of summer.

On choosing a print, the softer ocean patterns are the safer buy if the item is going to carry stickers, a grip or a name label, since a busy print fights anything you put on top of it. The bolder creature prints are meant to be noticed, which is genuinely useful on a lunchbox or a bottle that has to be picked out of thirty identical ones on a shelf.

Sea creatures are one of the few themes that work across a wide age range, so they are a reliable choice when you are buying for a child whose interests change every term. Nothing here is licensed to a film or a show, which means it does not date the moment a sequel lands. Every order plants a tree.