I am quite in love with her spin on modern vintage and have started collecting a few pieces here and there. I try to pick different prints each time I buy something, so I have a broader, eclectic collection rather than everything matchy matchy.
Earlier this year, I had the chance to see behind the scenes a little and had a sneak preview of the new prints for Spring/Summer. Now the new season has landed and Cath Kidston is awash with seven new prints in total. Yep, seven new prints to get passionate about.
First off, I love the new London Bus print. It's bold, it's fun and it's British baby! I've always had a thing for British inspired home pieces and have a few themed prints in my dining room and kitchen plus a telephone box candle lantern which is a lot of fun, so this new print is right up my street. In particular, I'm loving the small bag design - big enough for your essentials - plus the suitcase would go nicely with the guard print one I already have. And how fab are these earphones and case?
Another stand-out print is Clocks, which is perhaps the most design with the most extensive range of products in the collection. Available in bags, stationary and a whole range of crockery and tea time pieces, Clocks is bold and fun. I like the fact that there are grey, burgundy, green and blue background variants to this design, depending on product, and I myself have the blue foldaway bag but would very much like the grey shopper pictured too.
If you're a floral fan, Kingswood Rose is a cute small spray floral design available in white/cream, red and black variants. I have the red bag featured above - it has loads of room and is a great bag if you can't travel light when you leave the house - and my next purchase very well may be the black 'busy bag'. I saw it in store and it's just the ticket.
There's also a new polkadot pattern to enjoy, if you're a fan of spots like me; this time it's called Button Spot and it's a garden green tone that is available across a variety of bag designs. What's not to love about polkadots?
There's also a new polkadot pattern to enjoy, if you're a fan of spots like me; this time it's called Button Spot and it's a garden green tone that is available across a variety of bag designs. What's not to love about polkadots?
There's also the Autumn Bloom print, which is a larger floral print and I really love the colours this range works with. Naturally, as you would expect from the name, the colours are autumnal in feel with hints of teal on some products. I personally love the All Day Bag and Flare Skirt pictured here - they're just beautiful.
Newsprint is another new print which only features across a few items including tablecloths and a dress. It's very different for Cath, and quite plain, which perhaps explains why it's only been used on a limited number of items.
Finally, in another bold step, Cath has introduced Stop Thief which is a lively comic book inspired print. It uses pops of primary colours and has a cops and robbers story to tell. I wasn't sure about this range at first but I do like the new messenger style change bag that comes in this design, plus the notebooks and Tupperware look a lot of fun with this design.
Which is your favourite new print? What items will you be snapping up?
Which is your favourite new print? What items will you be snapping up?
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