Infantium Victoria was recently named the winner of the PETA Vegan Fashion Award, setting itself apart as a leader in style-forward vegan fashion for kids. The label producing avant-garde kidswear designs was recognized for its Princess Warrior Dress, which is made of 100% organic, ethically sourced cotton, organic cotton tulle and handmade cotton beads at the neckline, with inspiration drawn from Swiss artist Kaspar Müller.
The award-winning dress design for girls is versatile enough to be worn as a casual piece, as well as a special occasion outfit for formal events.
Infantium Victoria is one of the first childrenswear brands to receive PETA-approved vegan certification. The cruelty-free fashion design is also an ethically made one, as Infantium Victoria offers fair wages for those involved in the design and manufacturing of the garment in Belgium and India, respectively.
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Infantium Victoria Creates Award-Winning Vegan Fashion for Kids
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