Behind the First Collection
Every piece in LullaRē's first collection carries a story — from the artist's sketchbook to a certified atelier in the EU, and finally to your skin. This is how it's made.
In Collaboration With
Sonia Dubois is a Polish-French visual artist based in Poznań, Poland. Trained as an architect, she moved toward illustration and artisanal printmaking — working primarily with paper, layered reliefs, and more recently, ceramics. Her practice draws deeply from nature, paying homage to Polish forests, clearings, and their inhabitants.
When LullaRē approached her to collaborate, the fit was immediate. Her organic forms, rooted in the Polish landscape, translate with rare naturalness onto fabric — prints that feel hand-drawn because they are.
"I wanted the illustrations to bring a piece of nature into your daily routine — soft botanical shapes that feel calm and familiar, whatever time of day you wear them."— Sonia Dubois, Illustrator
The Prints
Blue Meadow — Delicate botanical stems, scattered wildflowers, and trailing leaves on a soft white ground. Light, airy, and endlessly wearable.
Daydreams — Loose, expressive brushstrokes in warm tones. Organic and dreamy — like something half-remembered from a quiet afternoon.
Each design is hand-drawn, exclusive to LullaRē, and produced in a strictly limited run.
From Sketch to Skin
Sonia draws by hand, using ink and brush on paper. Each print begins as a series of studies — slow, intentional, and unrepeated.
We source only GOTS-certified organic cotton — grown without harmful chemicals, soft against newborn skin and adult skin alike.
Each piece is cut and sewn at a certified small-batch atelier in the EU. Low volume. High attention. No shortcuts.
Final quality checks, minimal packaging made from recycled materials, and a care card written by hand. Every order is packed with intention.
Ethically Made in EU
We chose to produce in Europe because it matters where things are made — not just how they look. Our atelier partner shares our values: fair wages, safe conditions, and a commitment to quality over quantity.
By keeping production small, we ensure every piece is finished with care and never wasted. What doesn't sell doesn't get discarded — it goes back into the cycle.