BunnimLab is where we test the future of kids' wear — fabric experiments, fit science, bold prints, and ideas that haven't made it to the shelf yet.
Fabric Science
We stress-test every weave, blend, and finish — because kids don't take it easy on their clothes. Neither do we.
Print & Colour
Every print starts as a hundred sketches. We only ship the one that makes a kid say "that's mine."
Fit Architecture
Kids aren't small adults. Our fit lab maps real body proportions across ages, so every size actually fits.
Material Ethics
We're building a supply chain our kids can inherit. Cleaner dyes. Better fibers. Honest sourcing.
AI Tailor
Our AI Tailor learns from real fit data to suggest sizes that actually work — before you even open the box.
Wearable Play
What if the clothes were part of the game? Hidden pockets, reversible surprises, and patches with a purpose.
These aren't products yet. They're ideas with a pulse — tested, refined, argued over. Some will ship. Some won't. All of them matter.
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A heat-bond printing method that bonds at the fiber level — not the surface. Testing wash durability past 200 cycles.
68% of wash tests complete
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Hidden stretch panels that give kids 6 extra months per size. Because growth spurts don't care about your budget.
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15% modal, 85% cotton. Softest blend we've made.
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Iron-on swaps. No scissors needed.
No buzzwords. No vague commitments. Real principles that govern what ships.
The kid is the critic.
If a child fidgets in it, pulls at it, or refuses to put it on — it fails. Not the parent. Not the founder. The kid.
Soft beats loud.
We'd rather have a fabric that whispers than a logo that shouts. Comfort is always the headline.
Fail fast, wash well.
Ideas get three wash cycles and honest feedback before they graduate. Most don't. That's the point.
Parents should sleep easy.
Every material we test is skin-safe by default. We don't wait for a parent to ask — it's built in from the start.
Open labs, honest answers.
We publish what works and what didn't. Our community deserves to know what's in the pipeline — and what we killed.
Parents, designers, fabric nerds, and curious kids — BunnimLab is open. If you've got an idea that makes children's clothing better, we want to hear it.