Urban Playwear: Kloo by Booso Spring Summer 2015 Collection
/ Lenny Smith
Designed with the modern mom and kid in mind, Polish kidswear label Kloo by Booso unveils DUST, a Spring / Summer 2015 collection that is chock-full of cozy jersey tops, slouchy leggings and striped shorts.
It’s play-wear meets urban-wear. Comfortable enough for your tot to troll around in the sandbox and stylish enough to wear to school. Perhaps it’s the decaying combat boots that really give the garments their edge, but I have a feeling that if you swapped those stompers out for some Chucks the pieces would retain their urban vibe.
The collection is like a stream of kiddie consciousness, where shiny metallic blues cross with striped jersey and bull horns. To top it off, the collection is constructed of organic fabrics. Comfortable, stylish and eco-minded.
Photography courtesy of Kloo by Booso
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