Hip Hip! Minifashionista gifts KidStyleFile readers a big birthday 15% off store-wide
Posted: March 26th, 2008The Minifashionista – www.minifashionista.com.au – birthday celebrations will officially end at midnight March 31, but until then we can all party hard: Shannon from Minifashionista has decided to gift all KidStyleFile readers with a fabulous 15% off store-wide!
Yes! You can go ahead and take 15% off already heavily discounted products in the Minifashionista Mega Summer Clearance Sale!
Yes! You can take 15% off just arrived new season’s stock! (Read on)
Yes, yes yes!!!
Minifashionista stock the coolest range of products; a blend of New York cool meets Euro style, with a liberal twist of Australian quirk. Just what the doctor ordered!
New products, just in from London, and exclusive to Minifashionista, are the No Added Sugar bio-degradable Shoes, and from the US, Egg by Susan Lazar, and Fleurville Nappy Bags.
Minifashionista has been exclusively stocking the No-Added Sugar clothing range, to the joy of appreciative shoppers, for the last year. Minifashionista are now also exclusive Australian stockists of the super-hot No Added Sugar Shoes.
The beauty of these shoes lies not just in their stunning design, but how they are made. No Added Sugar shoes are handmade using luxury soft chrome-free leathers, and natural dyes free of heavy metals. These shoes are actually biodegradable! Kind to babies and the environment; that’s smart!
Available in pre-walker sizes 6-12 mths, and toddler 12-18 mths, for $43.95 a pair – $37.35 with 15% discount
Stay tuned for No Added Sugar’s Winter Clothing Range arriving at Minifashionista soon.
The Egg by Susan Lazar range is comprised of cable knit layettes, blankets, hats, and booties. The range also includes a bamboo co-ordinates line. Bamboo is hypoallergenic, naturally antibacterial and has a soft silky feel and is also the fastest growing plant in the world, making it the most sustainable of all natural fibres. Sweet!
The Egg by Susan Lazar ‘Camel’ Layette (romper, pictured above) is $69.95 $59.45 with 15% discount, and the Egg by Susan Lazar Hat and Booties set in Ivory (Pictured above) is $79.94 $67.94 with 15% discount.
Fleurville Sling-Tote Nappy Bags, new to the Australian market, are synonymous with style and functionality. They can be carried 3 ways: over the shoulder as a tote, as a messenger bag, or attached to your pram/stroller. They are laid out impeccably and with pragmatism; with lots of pockets, a changing cloth, a see through wipe case, an insulated bottle holder and more.
Fleurville is environmentally aware and active, and Fleurville products are created with Fleurville’s revolutionary polyurethane laminate Green-LAM™. Green-LAM™ has superior attributes like moisture–repellency, UV-resistance, and overall durability, and is non-toxic, unlike PVC, which is more commonly used for applications such as these.
Also, keep your eyes peeled for BENK hand knitted hats from the Netherlands, coming very soon exclusively to Minifashionista. Way cool!
Shannon at Minifashionista has a very neat blog — the Fashionista Blog – www.fashionistablog.wordpress.com. Oh, she makes me laugh! And she has excellent excellent taste.
I’m loving the vid she’s put together to showcase the Minifashionista Winter 2008 ranges. View the video here.
Now, just one last thing to communicate to you, dear reader: the small matter of the discount code so you can score yourselves a very fine 15% off all this wonderful produce.
To receive 15% of the total purchase price enter ksf in the discount box at the checkout. Offer applies to all stock. Offer ends March 31. Not to be used in conjunction with any other discount offer.
In addition to all these festivities, if you spend $130.00 or more, Express Postage is FREE, and all orders before the end of March automatically go into the draw to Win a $250 Minifashionista Gift Voucher, drawn at the end of March, 2008 – good luck!
International Orders are welcome. See the Minifashionista customer service page for information on local and international shipping rates.
