Who makes these
A small sewing room, one range, and a long argument about back panels.
What we do
We cut and sew outer covers, footmuffs, mosquito nets, sun shades, travel bags, folding bath tubs, seats that clamp to a table and a handful of nursery pieces. Nine sections, and every pattern in them drawn at the same table. The count on each shelf page is the live one, because a pattern gets retired and a colour runs out without warning.
Every pattern here starts with a piece of equipment somebody already owns. A cover has to meet a shell that was molded by someone else, a footmuff has to sit on a seat with a harness in a fixed place, a net has to hang off a hood without touching a face. We draw to those constraints rather than to a silhouette.
Why the range is sorted by place
Most shops in this corner sort by season, and it reads well until you try to use it. A thick bunting for a stroller seat and an outer cover for an infant shell are both filed under winter, and they are not interchangeable in either direction.
So we sort by where the piece goes: onto a car seat, onto a stroller, onto a soft carrier, into a travel bag, or around the house. It answers the question people actually arrive with, which is what fits the thing in the hallway.
What we do not claim
We are a sewing workshop, not a testing laboratory. Nothing in this range is a car seat, a harness or a restraint, and no accessory sold by anybody carries the federal seat testing that a seat itself carries. Where that matters we say so on the page, and the manual that came with your seat outranks anything written here.
We also do not take orders on this site. A buy button opens the listing for that piece, and the payment, the delivery and any return all happen there. We keep the pattern table and nothing else, and there is nothing clever hidden in that.