- OFFER
- Bath time
- Teddy bears and stuffed animals
- Cars
- Books
- Children clothing
- The children room
- Demo sale
- Dolls and accessories
- GreenGate
- Slippers
- Holidays / Seasons
- Food for fun
- Play and learning
- Running bikes
- Maileg (All together)
- Maileg - værd at vide
- Mom and Dad
- Music instruments
- Night and night lights
- Posters
- On the road
- Rainwear
- Backpacks / Bags
- Linens
- Dinner time
- For the little ones
- Wooden toys
- Udeleg
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Brands
- AIDEN
- Automoblox
- Babiators
- BabyToLove
- Blafre
- The books about IB
- Cloud B
- Ella and Frederik
- EverEarth
- Fairtarade Aber
- Published by Bolden
- GreenGate
- Gyldendal
- Ib Laursen
- Jens Storm Copenhagen
- Keptin-Jr
- Kids by Friis
- Kidsconcept
- Le Toy Van
- Little Dutch Clothing
- Little Dutch Posters
- Little Dutch softtoy
- Little Dutch WoodenToy
- Locomo
- Malarkey Kids
- Maileg
- Melton
- Mic-line
- Moover
- Stepdad
- Reer
- Room2Play
- Rosemunde children's clothing
- Speedtsberg
- Stille nat
- Teddykompaniet
- Tuffo
- Nonsense
- Yookidoo
- Size guide
- Organic products
Blafre
BLAFRE is a Norwegian family company that was established in the autumn of 2005.
Blafre products are now sold in well over 600 stores in more than 10 different countries. BLAFRE has its own distributors who handle sales outside Norway. BLAFRE is a Norwegian design with bright colors and usually naive, characteristic figures. In 2011, General Manager and Designer Ingrid Erøy Fagervik was awarded the Start Button by the Norwegian Minister of Industry, Trond Giske. The jury's decision included: "Through her distinctive and unique line, Ingrid creates products that hit the target audience; grandchildren with a love of color and retro design. This is how she has taken the spirit of the times. Retro design is not only part of the fashion model, but is also has become an important element in equipment and packaging. Throughout the development phase, she has been true to the concept and has created a company that has the potential to become a strong brand. The jury is also impressed with how she elegantly transferred the style and design from simple card production. for ever new materials. ”