Lillemi Organic baby products

  • Lillemi
    © Hamburg Tourismus GmbH / Antje Forytta
  • Lillemi
    © Hamburg Tourismus GmbH / Antje Forytta

Small is beautiful! The Lillemi store in Weidenallee stocks everything you could possibly need for your little one.

Parents need it? They’ve got it!

With so much baby clothing around, what’s so special about Lillemi? Well for starters, you can find both beautiful AND useful things for your baby under one roof. The owners, who are qualified midwives, know precisely what parents need for the births of their babies. Whether the clothing is made of wool, silk, cashmere or cotton, you can be sure that it is all organic and fairly traded as far as possible, providing optimal comfort for your little ones.

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The Lillemi online shop was launched in 2008 and, owing to their success, the store in Weidenallee followed in 2017. The concept certainly seems to work: pop ups and distribution outlets appear several times a year at various locations throughout northern Germany. Watch this space!

 

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