Babycottons opens new store at Promenade Mall

Kuwait, 07 July, 2015: Babycottons, a children’s clothing store that tailors to newborn babies up to the age of six years, has opened its second shop in Kuwait to cater to the growing demand for such high quality products.

The new babycottons shop is located on M2 level of the Promenade Mall on the Third Ring Road in Hawalli, and carries the same collection and accessories found in its first store at The Avenues Mall that opened in August 2013. 

To commemorate the upcoming Eid Al Fit’r celebrations following the end of this year’s Holy Month of Ramadan, babycottons has a variety of summer dresses, and formal clothing for boys and girls  are available at both its stores. 
 
babycottons collection includes inner and outer clothing, accessories such as blankets and towels, shoes and perfumery  that is safe for all babies and toddlers to use. All their items are made for newborn babies through size six for both girls and boys.

What makes babycottons special and unique against other children’s apparel shops is the premium pima cotton, found only in Peru, which is being used in its clothing line. Pima cotton is very soft and safe to use especially on sensitive newborn children up to the age of six years. It is a high quality cotton, and used in most of the pajamas and other outerwear found in the clothing garments at babycottons. Customers can feel the quality once they touch the products and the difference is clear when comparing pima cotton to regular cotton.

“We are extremely delighted to announce the opening of our second babycottons shop in Kuwait, “Dima Nuseibah, Operation manager of babycottons in Kuwait said. “The children of today deserve only the finest and fashionable clothing that will surely make them feel comfortable and safe amidst the extreme weather conditions in Kuwait.

“We are therefore excited to welcome customers into our newest shop at the Promenade Mall, where I am confident that they will certainly find something to their liking for their babies and children,” she added.