Introducing Orange Tree Kids

Orange Tree Toys is expanding its portfolio this year with the launch of Orange Tree Kids.

The new range will initially include soft toys, which were seen for the first time at Autumn Fair (which ran from September 2-5 at Birmingham’s NEC), with the brand then set to develop further into 2019.

The toys feature both dolls and animals and come in two different sizes, an assortment of complementing colours and a total of 12 designs.

“All the dolls and animals are beautifully made with different fabrics making them a real luxury product that we can’t wait for our customers to see,” says Orange Tree Toys’ Phoebe Goodchild.

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