Someday I’ll be ...

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Un Jour je serai … Someday I’ll be ... is a clothes and accessories concept embellished with charming, retro illustrations from the 1950s of the heroes Agatha and Charles. The entertaining and educational concept is dedicated to infants and children up to the age of 6.

Each item of clothing is sold with a story about one of their 9 fabulous adventures.

The clothing is presented in a pouch and the story is written on the back in both French and in English. It creates another special moment with a child to tell him a story but also a playful way of teaching him a new language.

Someday, I’ll be… offers today 9 themes : a friend of the forest, an adventurer; a friend of the sea, a moon-girl… Each story is bound to arouse a child’s imagination and interest. Agatha and Charles invite your children to share in the excitement of their marvellously child-sized adventures, discoveries, and travels.

Someday, I’ll be… distinguishes itself in that its garments are made differently from other lines of children’s clothing. No seams, no labels, nothing scratchy – everything is designed for the comfort of the child.

This new collection is focused on timeless products such as sleepwear, bodysuits, baby pajamas, underwear for girls, boxer briefs for boys, and many more accessories and decorative items for the home.
They are intended to be sold all year long as they present no seasonnal characteristics.

Meet Agatha and Charles, the new kid’s heroes

Surrounded by their fantastic friends, like Archibald - the wizardly bear, and Lulu- the horse with feathers, Agatha and Charles embark on many adventures simply by saying the magic words Someday I’ll Be … The stories are a delight with
a mixture of poetry and authenticity. Julia Menache has created these themes that invite children to smile and imagine sweet dreams.

Stock characters like the charming princes and the wicked witches step aside, leaving the spot to our 2 characters who children can identify themselves with.

Someday, I’ll be… is globally relevant. The stories convey such universal values as authenticity, friendship, and respect for the environment. As prolific and productive as a child’s imagination, the concept will undoubtedly keep on
surprising us, as seasons come and go!