Bold and colourful, Sticky Lemon is much loved for their range of bags and accessories. Now they've added clothes to the mix.
I often get asked in interviews ‘what draws your attention to a brand?’ Well Sticky Lemon is a prime example – when I first saw their stand I back in 2016 I was immediately drawn in: A combination of perfect presentation, something new, strong imagery and branding; a great quality of product and a team behind the brand that is both enthusiastic and charming. It has been a joy over these past years to watch their business and collection grow…
So what next? Well for you sporty Sticky Lemon friends some exciting news…
Sticky Lemon has created their very first capsule clothing collection. With a wink to the Olympic Games to be held in Paris this summer they are Ready, set, go!
Colourful, comfortable, made to last and designed to wear every season of the year – soft sweaters, boxy T-shirts, loose sweatpants, gymnastic leggings, shiny shorts, swimwear and even more.
We love the metallics and the retro vibe.
It’s all about forming a team, being all one. You, me, together, let’s have lots of fun, we are better together!
Sticky Lemon
Campaign Images
#photographer @alexandraklever
#styling @juliastyling
#hairandmakeup @therealcoco.ax
Further Reading
Katie Kendrick
Katie is a specialist in kids’ fashion and lifestyle, editor, consultant, content creator, and owner of Pirouette - a leading resource to the industry.
With a keen interest in both the business and creative aspects of the industry Katie has interviewed buyers, agents, stylists, designers, influencers, covered runway shows, produced trade show reports and curates thought provoking and engaging exhibitions.
She is passionate about good design, creativity and brands that manage to combine this with their environmental responsibility.
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