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Holidays by Destination Europe Sweden Stockholm Shopping DesignIf you are interested in modern Scandinavian design there is a useful leaflet called Design Guide which details outlets which might be of interest. Some of these sell items for children though, intriguingly, the design classic, the Tripp Trapp high chair from Stokke, is not as widely found as might be expected. Children's StuffThere are a number of smaller outlets which might be of interest, most on the Osterlanggatan in Gamla Stan, the old town (the street with more elegant ‘tourist' shops than those found in the more popular Vasterlanggatan). Kalik? at number 18, http://www.kalika.se produces its own quirky velour toys, hats and outfits, for example in bee-style stripes or ladybird spots. KV Bootes 2 is at number 3 with for example knitted items including hats and gloves. Fidibus at number 10 has a wide range of wooden toys including the Stockmar brand but has only limited opening times. Textilana at number 26 has interesting simple prints of for example horses, owls and cats on items like bodysuits, sleepsuits and teeshirts. On the same street Carina & Winnie at 11-18 (next ot the Ice House) has good quality linen items, including for children.
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