Color Children's Benetton this colorful candy doll for autumn and winter

Benetton is mainly designed and produced by the chief designer Juliana Benetton and more than 200 designers for mass consumers, especially young people and children. Fully embody the values ​​of a new generation of young people.

Originally, the Benetton pullover was hand-woven by Giuliana and distinguished British-made sweaters with vivid colors. Its clothes are mostly natural fibers such as cashmere, wool, angora wool fabrics. In order to cater to local tastes and fashion trends, Benetton pullovers are made from dyed yarn in small batches.

Benetton clothing attempts to transcend sexuality, social hierarchy and country and reflect a philosophy of life. Its design is casual, full of fun, easy to wear, bright and colorful, with a clear Mediterranean and South American style. Many designs are inspired by South American countries such as Peru, and there is a nostalgic mood in modern clothing. In the 1950s, ski suits were made of high-tech synthetic fabrics, salmon bone suits and miniskirts in the 1960s, and disco suits made by stringing together beads and leather in the 1970s. Others include Nordic-style children's clothing, including the blue family of jeans, while riding clothes are derived from nomadic life.