Baby kimonos now available!
Vibrant colours and wonderfully soft, plus a wrap style for much easier changes. NINA kimonos are certainly a favourite in our household.
NINA Notes
We wanted to do something different
We started NINA following a trip to Peru in 2019. We weren't there with the intention of launching a baby clothes brand - I was doing some work for a...
Beautiful muslins start with artists
Something we noticed when we started shopping for our baby was just how few muslins out there have designs that a parent would genuinely find beautiful & eye-catching. And enjoy...
Why choose organic Peruvian Pima cotton baby clothes?
We considered making bedding. Deliciously soft bedding that felt like a cloud to sleep in. We wanted to make something that this cotton was ideal for. Baby clothes, however, were...
The future of NINA
We love doing NINA. We don't have the cash for masses of online advertising and we're still doing NINA alongside our day jobs. But we've got loads of plans still...
What do I need to buy for a newborn baby?
A round-up of essential newborn baby items, as suggested for you by people like you. The ultimate baby list based on the recent experience of first-time parents. We hope it’s...
The NINA Edit - Baby gifts for new parents
We very recently had a baby of our own – with all the wonderful cards and gifts it brings. What gift to send though! We’ve pulled together the best baby gifts for newborns.
How To Manage Newborn Sleep: Infant Sleep Consultant Libby shares her tips
Certified Baby & Toddler Sleep Consultant, Libby, shares her tips for exhausted parents to instil good sleep habits and help their babies sleep better.
Pregnancy & Post Partum Exercise: Georgy Dillon shares her tips
Georgy is a qualified PT specialising in pregnancy and post-natal exercise and an old university friend of ours (she put up with Oli and his housemate quirks when we were...
Inspiring Women: Meet Sarah Bell, Founder of Evermore
We spoke to Evermore Founder, Sarah Bell, who has just had her first son, Casey, to hear all about how she started the business, her motherhood experience, and how sustainability plays a part.
Meet the Artist: Kirsty Fenton
Kirsty created two striking designs for our first muslin collection called Clementines and Japanese Flowers. Based on original art, they make for such unique, special muslins.
Why the gypsophila in your NINA order?
Gypsophila represents innocence, hope and new beginnings. In some cultures, it symbolises good luck and is sent to new parents with this in mind. We love this meaning.
The NINA Onesie: Zips and mittens please!
The Onesie was the first item we started working on for this collection. We knew it was the most reached for item in a newborn’s wardrobe. We set out to...
Meet the Artist: Natalia Bagniewska
You'll love the BEGIN muslin, like so many of our customers. The meaning behind it, the striking blue colour, the whimsical lines, the Picasso-inspired bird.
How NINA began – in pictures
We set off on a journey to understand what’s going on with Peruvian Pima cotton. Cotton farmers are struggling. Fast fashion has meant a shift to cheaper and lower-quality clothes that...
The softest baby clothes – why you’ll love organic Peruvian Pima cotton.
A rare beauty! Peruvian Pima cotton fibres are longer and stronger. It’s an exceptional quality cotton, renowned globally. This is the best cotton there is. And it makes the softest...