Bobo Choses SS20 A Dance Romance collection
Preview the new Bobo Choses collection, launching on 16th January
Coming soon: MonpetitZoRéol
Oui, oui! Another lovely new UK exclusive heading to Scout & Co very soon: gorgeous, handpainted paper storage bags from MonpetitZoRéol in Paris.
Now arrived! Shop the collection here.
New and exclusive: Diapers & Milk leggings
Woo! We just love searching out cool new brands to bring to Scout & Co. So we're thrilled to introduce Diapers & Milk to the UK for the first time. The brainchild of super-chic Parisian mama Leia Sfez, D&M specialise in 100% organic cotton leggings in brilliant, go-with-everything prints. Which is your favourite?
And the good news is that they're finally in stock, hooray! Well worth the wait. Shop the collection here...
New arrivals: Méduse jelly shoes
Remember those brilliant jelly shoes from your childhood? Well, they're here at Scout & Co! We're proud to be stocking the original and classic Méduse jellies, made in France to the same design since 1946 and updated for now in wow fluoros. The colours are amazing and the product shots don't do them justice, so here's a snap we posted on Instagram so you can see the neons in full effect! Made from soft, 100% recyclable and phthalate-free PVC, they're selling fast so snag yours in time for the sunshine (more of that please). Check out the five colours here, £12 a pair.
New arrivals: Tattyoo
New in at Scout & Co this week: lots of awesome temporary tattoos from Swiss brand Tattyoo! We met Tattyoo at the Playtime show in Paris last month and couldn't resist bringing some in. They collaborate with all sorts of ace illustrators (including some of our faves Audrey Jeanne and Ingela P Arrhenius). Designed in Switzerland and made in the US, these tattoos last for 3-5 days, and we think they're great for parties or as a super-fun little gift.
£5 per pack, with two sheet of tattoos in each pack. Take a peek here.
Cubebots are here!
Cubebots are the latest arrivals on our site and our newest obsession. These moveable robots are created by David Weeks Studio for Brooklyn's Areaware design collective and are based on Japanese Shinto Kumi-ki puzzles. Made from beechwood, they can hold dozens of poses, before folding down into a neat little cube when you want to store them away. They're robust little chaps too, with clever elastic band joints. Available in lots of cool colours, they're an awesome gift for Christmas (hello, stocking filler!), or of course, all year round. Check 'em out here and watch this brilliant video.