FREE UK SHIPPING ON ORDERS OVER £50

Dinki News

Dinki Human in partnership with TRAID

We are thrilled to be working in partnership with TRAID in our new 'Community' Collection. 10% of proceeds from every style in the 'EARTH LEOPARD' print will be donated to this fantastic charity.

We know our customer cares about the environmental impact of their purchases, our ethos is central to everything we do at Dinki Human, our ethics are our DNA. You can be sure when you buy a Dinki Human product you are buying something that has been ethically manufactured with love for our planet, each and every individual involved in making our products and of course love for our customers. 

The Community Collection: Organic Kids Clothing

This collection demonstrates the Dinki Ethos. It is unisex, organic and ethically made. We are so proud to have a transparent supply chain and reliable and responsible measures in place to ensure everyone involved in manufacturing a Dinki product from farmer to machinist is treated fairly.

Dinki Human & Makers HQ : A Celebration of British Manufacture

We are so excited to be working with this fabulous company and helping to re-establish the city's historical links to the fashion industry. And being a Plymouth College of Art alumni, I have a personal invested interest in supporting fashion and textile manufacturing in this great city.

The entire Dinki Human range is ethically manufactured in the UK. We are advocates for British design and fully support the resurgence of British manufacture.

Designing the 'Weekdays' Print

“The Weekdays” print is a contemporary version of the old favourite that is said to originate from the 1500s. The day a child was born was said to directly impact the child's temperament and fortune. Although I’m a sucker for starsigns, the only thing that seems to affect my daughters temperament is amount of snacks in her system and how much sleep she’s had.

Designing the ‘Peace and Power’ Print

We all want our children to live in a world of peace and without turmoil, and we want them to have a voice, to feel they can express themselves honestly and freely, to be connected with their feelings and with that, to be powerful.