ABOUT US

Peel Of Print Co is set out to create a modern alternative to children’s clothing. Our mission is to ignite creative spirit and encourage children to be inquisitive through design.

Meet Jamie, an award winning children's wear designer

On graduating with a textiles degree from Glasgow School of Art, Jamie studied a Masters degree at Central St Martins College in London. The Peel Off Print Co. started in a Glasgow studio in 2020 with an aim to make fashion fun, easy, and accessible for everyone. He wanted them to be free from the restraints of screen time to let their imaginations flourish and feel empowered enough to create masterpieces with their own hands.

Teaching children creative design techniques

PopKits help them practise their fine motor and problem solving skills. Whether children are breathing new life into a pre-loved T Shirt with a colourful parrot design or re-imagining an old cushion cover with a new and vibrant tiger print, PopKits teaches them creative design techniques and enables positive self-expression, individuality, and imagination. These are Jamie’s core values that he’s built the company around. His mission to change the way we think about fashion and education drives him forward each day as he wants to encourage children to join the next generation of fashion designers to create positive change through sustainable design.

Thumbs up from little and big ones!

Seriously awesome concept for your little creatives.
My budding stylist could not have been prouder of the masterpieces they created, completely independently! Be prepared for them to be worn day and night with pride. Thank you iPOP for inspiring our kiddies.

Claudia
A new experience for all of us. Have to say I enjoyed it very much too!
Inspiring and educational, it’s also very hard to go wrong so the finished piece looks great! The children loved it, and they made something they actually enjoy wearing, which is a total win. I’d buy this again for my children.

Katie
Our daughters (6 and 3) loved iPOP & their new t-shirts.
The little one helped sort the colours while the bigger one let her creative side out. It kept them amused for hours and they were delighted with their finished T-shirts, proudly telling their friends “I made this”.

Sarah