Tottie

Less deciding,
more dressing.

4T or 5T?
too loud?
cold tomorrow?
does it match?
outgrown
this one.

Tottie learns your style and builds a small capsule wardrobe for your child — in their size, checked for fit, and ready to shop.

How it
works?

Three steps, about four minutes, once a season.

  1. Step 01

    Tell us your taste

    You react to real garments, not adjectives. A few minutes and we know where your line sits.

  2. Step 02

    Get your capsule

    A short, considered set in your child's real size — checked for fit, quality and stock before you see it.

  3. Step 03

    Buy, or save it

    Take what you want. Keep the rest on a wishlist you can share when birthdays come round.

Two parents. Two capsules.

Same child’s age. Same size. Same week. Most shops would show these two families an identical page.

Parent one

Muted, traditional, quiet

Tops

  • Oat tee
  • Sage jumper
  • Rose jumper

Bottoms

  • Linen trousers
  • Sage shorts
  • Chambray pinafore

Layers & extras

  • Olive cardigan
  • Oat boots
  • Rose beanie

Sage, oat and dusty rose. Nothing shouts, everything goes with everything.

Parent two

Bright, playful, loud

Tops

  • Pink sweatshirt
  • Orange tee
  • Cobalt tee

Bottoms

  • Denim dungarees
  • Orange shorts
  • Pink socks

Layers & extras

  • Sky bloomers
  • Pink mittens
  • Orange beanie

Saturated pink, a real stripe, a colour that gets noticed in the playground.

Small on purpose.

Children grow out of everything, so a big wardrobe is mostly waste. Tottie keeps it to a handful of pieces that work together — less laundry, fewer arguments, and a closet where everything fits and nothing sits unworn.

When something is outgrown, tell us once: keep it, pass it to a sibling, or let it go.

And it remembers what you already own

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