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Fashion & Beauty Guide › Kidswear
Jumpin’
- 2871 Bloor St. W. (at Prince Edward Dr.) • View on map »
- 416-231-2555
A favourite with well-heeled parents, this pretty Kingsway shop stocks designer clothes for kids, including French line Lili Gaufrette. But there’s populist stuff, too: pants by Point Zero ($32–$34) and colourful swimwear, including bathing suits by Seafolly Girl of Australia ($67–$84). The big trend is colourful rain gear, especially the unisex Kidorable line of matching rubber boots ($35), slickers ($35–$45) and umbrellas ($11). In formalwear, there are two-piece pinstriped wool suits (up to $210) and floor-length graduation dresses by Jolene ($60–$120).
- Hours:
- M–Sa 10–6
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