USA:Playtime New York debuts the Playtime Pop-Up Shop

 

Opening its doors to the public for the first time, Playtime New York, the international trade show dedicated to the universes of children, junior and maternity, is hosting a Pop Up Shop during the show, March 5 – 7, 2011, at SoHo’s 82 Mercer (82 Mercer Street between Spring and Broome Streets, 9am – 6pm, 5pm the lastday).

Among the designers that will be featured at the Pop Up Shop are:
• Agua By Trash A Porter - gentle, up-cycled cashmere creations for the soft skin of babies and children
• Atsuyo et Akiko –witty and adorable tees and accessories with a Parisian flare
• Dagmar Daley – stylish simply detailed timeless designs
• Diapees and Wipees –unique bags designed for fashionable moms
• Eeboo - wonderfully creative toys, books and puzzles
• Elks + Angels – Australian sheepskin booties, snuggle pods, rugs and more
• Honeyami – organic bedding
• Lalé - fun, colorfully patterned suitcases, beanbags chairs and other accessories
• Little Packrats –fashion forward backpacks, lunch boxes and tote bags
• Lucky Wang – stylish high quality clothing
• Sono Vaso – lifestyle maternity clothing for the modern woman
• The Versatile Dress by Pouch – seven different maternity styles in one dress
• Winter Water Factory – classic pieces in bold prints on organic cotton
• Woolly Boo – one-of-a-kind, heirloom quality basic bedding for infants and kids
• Wovenplay – sustainable couture for adventurous kids
• Zolima – creative and poetic French brand, based in Hong Kong, for savvy children
• and more

Playtime New York offers a comprehensive international selection of today’s best collections in the children’s and maternity marketplace. The show encompasses infant and children’s clothing,shoes and accessories, baby gear, toys, deco/design products, childcare and maternity.

Upcoming Editions of Playtime:
- Playtime Tokyo – February 22 thru 24, 2011
- Playtime Paris –July 2 thru 4, 2011
- Playtime New York – July 31 thru August 2, 2011  

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