Children's Fashion Brands L

Welcome to the L section of the Children's Fashion Brands directory. In this area of the fashion brand directory, you will find children's fashion brands from leading apparel companies and fashion designers that begin with the letter "L". When browsing this directory, you will find some of the most stylish clothing and hottest fashion labels in the world of children's fashion - and L holds eight of them, chip-linked below in the hub's listing order: Lacoste, Lee, Le Tigre, Levi's, Little Ella Moss, Liz Claiborne, Looney Tunes and Lucky Brand Jeans, under anchors running from Lacoste Children's Fashion Brand to Lucky Brand Jeans Children's Clothing Brand.

Eight profiles, and no two filings alike - that variety is the L letter's character. Lee and Lucky Brand Jeans arrive with dated founding histories, Levi's and Little Ella Moss with filings of a sentence or two, Le Tigre with a rivalry, a disappearance and a comeback, Liz Claiborne with a designer's biography and two Fortune 500 firsts, Lacoste with a premium ambition, and Looney Tunes with a cast of classic cartoon characters licensed onto children's clothing. The summaries below are drawn only from the brands' own filings.

The Eight L Brands

Lacoste leads as a quality brand for boys and girls - shirts, pants, dresses, skirts, shoes, and more - from a company whose primary goal is to be the leader in the premium casual wear market, with a constant search for excellence and products of natural elegance and unique style. Lee follows with the letter's longest timeline: formed in 1889 at Salina, Kansas, the Union-All in 1913, the first overall in 1920, a children's overall line in the 1920s, the Lazy S pocket in 1944 and casual wear from 1954. Le Tigre, first offered in 1977 with a leaping tiger in lieu of Lacoste's crocodile, was popular in the later 1980s, out of production through the 1990s, back in 2003, a Kenneth Cole subsidiary from 2007 and bought by Infinity Lifestyle Brands and Hilco Brands in November 2015. Levi's files the shortest company line: Levi's for girls and boys, from a privately held American company known worldwide for denim jeans - more than just jeans.

Little Ella Moss holds the letter's single-sentence filing: it aims to capture breathtaking influences and make them attainable through curated collections, as a brand for girls. Liz Claiborne's page is a biography - Anne Elisabeth Jane Claiborne, stylish yet affordable separates for career women, co-founder in 1986 of the first woman-founded company to make the Fortune 500, and herself its first woman chair and CEO. Looney Tunes licenses Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Tweety and their fellow classic characters - 1000+ theatrical cartoons behind them - onto clothing, shoes and accessories for children. Lucky Brand Jeans closes the letter: launched in 1990 by Gene and Barry Perlman, Lucky You stitched on the fly, children's clothing from infants through age 10 added in 2005, and dedicated Kid stores in 2006.

How to Use This L Hub

Start from the grid: eight chips, eight full profiles, each with its editorial links and, where they exist, its photos - seven photos across this letter, on the Lacoste, Lee, Levi's, Little Ella Moss, Looney Tunes and Lucky Brand Jeans pages, while the Le Tigre, Liz Claiborne and hub pages have none. Each profile also links its brand's official site in References where one is known: Lacoste, Lee, Le Tigre, Levi's, Little Ella Moss, Looney Tunes - with Warner Bros. beside its shop link - and Lucky Brand Jeans all have theirs, while Liz Claiborne has no official site linked.

If you know of an important children's fashion brand that begins with the letter "L" and is not listed in this section, please let us know. The alphabet bar below takes you across all twenty-six Children's Fashion Brands letters, L unlinked as the current letter, and the hub's routes run around the grid - upward to the Children's Fashion Brands main page and the Fashion Brands section page in the breadcrumbs and section navigation, and twenty-six by-letter links, A through Z, in the alphabet bar and the by-letter row. Every image on these pages is a garment or product flat-lay only - no child ever models the clothing in this directory - and all copy is strictly product-focused.