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The Elder Statesman Kids
Basic information
- Country
- United States
- Founded
- 2013
- Category
- Clothing / Accessories / Lifestyle products
Overview
The Elder Statesman Kids is the kids' line developed by The Elder Statesman, a luxury lifestyle brand based in Los Angeles, United States. Founder Greg Chait launched the brand in 2007, and the kids' line officially launched in 2013. It offers knitwear centered on cashmere, tops, and accessories in sizes for children, and says it produces most of its products at its own factory in downtown Los Angeles.
Concept
We are invested in the masters of craft.
Tagline
KIDS IN CASHMERE
Parent brands
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The Elder Statesman 2007
A derivative line from The Elder Statesman, with sizing and specifications adapted for children. In 2013, Vogue reported the launch of the new line as “The Elder Statesman Kids.” It takes adult designs, such as miniature Bajas and cardigans, and renders them on a smaller scale, serving to extend the main brand’s world to families and the next generation. A kids’ collection is also available through the brand’s official channels, complementing the main line’s RTW and home offerings.
A derivative line focused on kids’ offerings