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Harvey Nichols has selected its Leeds store as one of several across the country to stock the company’s first children range.

The retailer will stock 25 kidswear brands and over 700 different styles in their Briggate store later this month with the entire range also available to buy online.

The new kidswear collection will cater for newborn, baby, kids and teens. Customers can also expect to see both casual and occasionwear in the new contemporary kidswear space, located on the first floor of the Leeds store.

The range includes international and contemporary brands such as Givenchy, Balmain, Chloé, Stella McCartney and Zimmermann, alongside streetwear and casual brands such as Moschino, Kenzo and House of Basicz.

Sally Lackey, general manager at Harvey Nichols, Leeds, said: “The new, custom-designed space, will bring together the very best edit of mini-me brands, creating the ultimate destination for children’s designer clothing in the city.

“Alongside our curated fashion and accessories collections, innovative beauty offering and stylish dining, Harvey Nichols Leeds will now be the go-to place for the whole family.”

Laura Larbalestier, group fashion buying director, added: “We are really excited to be launching childrenswear at Harvey Nichols. This is a natural evolution for us and we’re confident that the range will really resonate with our customers.”

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