A few days of Spring sunshine certainly raises the spirits, does it not? It also raises the flag for the Nautical look, a key trend which is never out of place when the sun is shining, even for confirmed landlubbers. Getting ship shape is all the rage and so easy to emulate…

Stripes are a must. Yes, definitely stripes. In blue and white without a doubt, and why not throw a little red into the mix for a Brit – tastic feel? Milibe Copenhagen have this look all sown up this season with their gorgeous palette of seaside inspired colours. Masters of the stripe, their collection is luxurious enough for best and cool enough for play. Team any of their tops with Gino white denims or David shorts from Mini A Ture. Deck shoes or Converse are optional.

Molo too, have some fun striped outfits for babies and tops galore for big kids. Take a look at Ro striped top in either Blue or Green and the matching Arnt trousers for your smallest ship mate and Luis striped tops and Ludwig trousers for your most able seaman!

Better weather is undoubtedly here so it’s time to ditch the wooly jumpers and dark clothes. All aboard and anchors aweigh…

We can finally say, with an element of confidence that Spring is finally here, YAY!

And with the arrival of a drop of sunshine, as if by magic, our new season stock is being uploaded on Mash n Gravy as I write. There are vivid colours everywhere we turn at Mash n Gravy HQ, From the fresh spring greens and rosy reds from H.J.O.R.T.H. Copenhagen to the Tutti Fruity delights, good enough to eat from Milibe Copenhagen. Both labels as you will, no doubt, have correctly deduced are of Danish origin which brings the assurance of exceptional quality and high end design.

The new collection from Nanoou consists of more muted tones such as praline and cool grey and is all entirely certified organic cotton. 

As a spring treat (who needs chocolate any way?) Mash n Gravy would like to offer blog readers 20% off all stock in the New Season category by entering the code GRAVY20 when prompted at the checkout.