Paua Kids | The Grow-Along Unisex Kids' Trousers | Red

€44,50, incl. VAT

~~€89,00~~* -50%*

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Size 122-128 cm

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🌱 Sustainable and Skin-Friendly 🌱 Made from a blend of cotton, lyocell, and linen, these trousers are not only kind to the planet but also to your child's delicate skin.

🌟 Freedom in Every Thread: At pauakids, we believe that fashion should know no bounds. That's why these trousers are designed to allow maximum freedom of movement - from boys to girls: for all children.

🤝 Fair & Socially Committed: Fair production is important to us. The trousers are sewn in a socially inclusive sewing studio in Athens, making them a true statement for inclusivity and empowerment.

👖 Grow-Along Design: The waistband can be adjusted with a buttonhole elastic made from 60% organic cotton and 40% natural rubber. The trousers grow with your child over three sizes and the trouser legs are adjustable to three different lengths.

🎒 Pockets for Little Treasures: The deep pockets offer enough space for all little adventurers who want to take their treasures everywhere with them.

🌈 Versatile & Stylish: Whether for the playground, school, or a special occasion – these trousers always fit. And the best part? They don't just look cool, they feel cool too!

📏 Size Tip: Our trousers are designed to be oversized, so if in doubt, we recommend choosing the smaller size.

Material: 60% cotton, 20% lyocell, 20% linen

Care: Wash environmentally friendly at 30°C and with similar colours. Washing and ironing inside out recommended. Iron at low heat. Tumble drying not recommended.

Condition: Sample

Produced in: Greece

Pauakids was born from the realization of how one-sided and uniform children's fashion often is nowadays, and from the desire to empower children in their true being and essence.

Children are so much more than cool adventurers, strong dino-friends, sweet princesses, and dreamy unicorn lovers.

The images we present to them are quickly internalized by children. This limits the possibilities they see for themselves and hinders them in developing their potential.

Let's be honest: as parents, we like to imagine that our children will one day surpass us. Let's offer them role models that support them in this.