childrens-clothing
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The Children’s Place and the next size up
Children keep outgrowing their clothes. The Children’s Place built a business around that certainty. Its turnaround shows how much can still go wrong between a growth spurt and a sale.
The Little Clothes That Grew Too Fast
Peek Kids made children's clothing with an adult eye for detail - then discovered that a beloved brand, 21 stores and nearly $29 million in sales could still add up to a losing business. Its second life explains the difference between growing a company and preserving what customers actually came for.
Roller Rabbit
Roller Rabbit is a New York-based lifestyle brand built around vibrant, hand-blocked prints. Founded in 2003 by Roberta Freymann after she found a textile scrap depicting a roller-skating rabbit, the label makes India-inspired sleepwear, ready-to-wear, kids' apparel, accessories and home goods. Its signature monkey-print pajamas turned into a TikTok-era cult item, and under owner RRR Brands the company has rebuilt itself as a direct-to-consumer business known for fast, limited-edition drops and sold-out collaborations.