Hi there!

just some information about
Who we are.
Our vision.
Our mission.

Treehouse began when Anastasia moved from the UK to the US and became a first-time mom. When her son developed eczema, she started looking closely at the clothes he wore. Coming from Europe, she was shocked by how difficult it was to find well-made, natural children's clothing and by how many heavy chemicals were still permitted in children's textiles. The more she learned about the lack of regulation and the industry's approach to children's clothing, the more determined she became to find a better way.

She left her consulting career, and over the following years dedicated her time to researching fabrics, visiting factories, and following the supply chain end to end.

What she found was an industry that too often prioritized cutting costs over children's health, comfort and quality, inspiring her to build the brand she wished had existed when her son was born.

"I built Treehouse because I wish someone had explained all of this to me when my son was a baby. If sharing what I've learned helps one more family feel confident about the clothes they buy, I'll be very happy. Ask questions, challenge us, learn with us. That's what this community is here for."

sustainability and respect
Our vision
Our promise to you is transparency and progress, not perfection

Our vision is simple: to help make healthier children's clothing easier to find and easier to trust. We believe parents deserve clear information, transparent supply chains and products designed to last.

We focus on timeless, gender-neutral essentials, working with a certified supply chain to create durable pieces that can be passed down and worn again and again.

Inquiry Before Creation: Crafting Conscious Clothing
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sustainable values
Our mission.
Our mission is to revolutionize kids fashion by creating the change we wish to see in the world.
In a world where the fashion industry is the second largest polluter, we believe change is imperative. As producers, change in the way we manage each point of production from farm to factory, and, as consumers, change in the way we think about the act of shopping itself.
We're committed to 4 key principles:
  1. Certified sustainable materials
  2. Fair and safe working conditions for everyone involved in our supply chain
  3. Minimizing our environmental footprint
  4. Continuous assessment and improvement on all of the above

You can read more about our impact here.

XO, Anastasia
Let’s chat
if you don't know where to start, we’re here to help you on your journey

Whether it’s a question about different types of fabric and their properties or the best way to wash your garment, we’re here to support you every step of the way.

We’re excited to share our knowledge and answer any and all questions!

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Change
  • Slow and sustainable
  • Organic fabrics
  • Littles’ comfort
  • Wear your values
  • #PayHer
  • Progress
  • Fast fashion
  • Polyester
  • Itchy skin
  • Unethical practices
  • Unfair pay
  • Perfection
Press about us
“At TreeHouse we’re trying to bring our community on the journey with us, sharing the decisions we are making with our customers (and why), consulting with our base and working together toward the next goal.”
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“We want to bring parents to one place where they can know that what they’re buying is supporting good in the world.”
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“At Treehouse, we are committed to sustainability, ethical production, and community. Our first collection was made using the softest certified sustainable fabrics and ethical production methods, supporting local artisans and craftspeople in India."
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"Sustainable kidswear brand Treehouse recently announced the launch of their first spring/summer capsule collection, featuring its three core pillars: ethical production, sustainable craft, and timeless style."
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"When we talk about gender-neutral clothing, the first thing we often talk about is the opposite: ‘What isn’t gender-neutral clothing? What is gendered clothing?’ It’s not limited to pink for girls and blue for boys. It’s actually way beyond that. It goes through to the types of prints that you see, to the types of fabrics we use, to fit and cut of a garment, as well.”
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