BANANA REPUBLIC CANADA EXPANDS INTO NEW CATEGORY WITH BABY COLLECTION

BANANA REPUBLIC CANADA EXPANDS INTO NEW CATEGORY WITH BABY COLLECTION (CNW Group/Banana Republic)

TORONTO,  /CNW/ – With a heritage defined by its expedition-ready style and an emphasis on modern luxury design for all, following the initial launch into the U.S. last spring, Banana Republic Canada is now expanding their assortment of iconic everyday pieces into another lifestyle category with the launch of BR Baby.

Drawing upon the brand’s legacy of timeless classics that never go out of style, BR Baby evokes a whimsical and adventurous spirit, with pieces featuring playful animal prints, fantastical stripes, and illustrated plumes, among other thoughtful details. Committed to being more gender-inclusive, these designs are crafted from premium fabrics and textiles made to last for the journey ahead.

The 40-piece collection includes an assortment of sleep, bodysuits, accessories, knit tops, sets, with several styles taking their cues from iconic adult pieces, featuring elements such as oversized pockets and buttons, as well as a bodysuit inspired by a women’s best-selling tank. With a price point ranging from $25 – $320, the offering includes a variety of functional knits and luxe cashmere pieces for a gender-inclusive and sustainable baby collection that can be passed down to younger siblings and beyond. Available in select stores in sizes 0 – 24 months, and online in sizes up to 5 toddler, BR Baby is shoppable starting March 1.

BR continues to expand its presence as a cultural innovator, establishing itself as a lifestyle brand through the filters of inclusivity, sustainability, and relevancy.

Follow @bananarepublic with hashtag #BRbaby to discover the new collection this spring and stay tuned for future seasonal drops.

SOURCE Banana Republic

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Alwin Marshall-Squire is the Editor-in-Chief of S-Q Publications Inc., overseeing editorial strategy for GTA Weekly, GTA Today, and Vision Newspaper. He leads the publications’ mission to deliver bold, original journalism focused on the people and communities of the Greater Toronto Area, Canada, and the global Caribbean diaspora. Also writes for GTA Weekly and GTA Today.

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