PS: Is there one piece in this lineup that you'd wear if you could?
KK: I'm a jumpsuit girl. It's fashion forward, but you don’t have to put much thought into it because it's one piece of clothing. So I always try to make sure we have one in every season. The jumpsuit we have in this collection, we've done it a few times in our women’s line — we actually do a ton of silhouettes that are similar in the kids and women's lineups. But this particular jumpsuit is so, so comfortable. And the camo-inspired leopard-print track pants. I’d definitely wear those if they came in my size.
PS: Now that you’ve got a boys line, what can we expect next?
KK: Right now, our girls line goes up to 5T. We want to keep expanding in age range and eventually do teens. It's interesting, with kids clothes, you go from a toddler, then a few years of awkwardness where no one has really mastered that market, then apparel for a young lady. So that 7- to 13-year-old time frame, there's a gap in good clothes. That evolution is in time, though. Doing kids, this is authentic and natural for us right now. Eventually, it'll manifest, and as we grow as designers and as the kids grow, we'll get there. Our fit models have to grow!
