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Rediscover our collection of boys’ pyjamas and bodies at reduced prices during Happy Days in our dedicated section.
Founded in 2001, BONTON quickly found success with its unique Parisian concept stores. Bringing together fashion, accessories, cosmetics and exclusive, imaginative toys, these playful, colourful spaces appeal to young and old alike. BONTON’s integration into the Roger Zannier group in 2023 marked the start of an exciting new chapter for the brand, with expansion in France and internationally. At our core is a vibrant world of colour, a heritage rooted in everyday wardrobes with iconic cuts and prints, and craftsmanship passed on from collection to collection. Our ambition is to dress children and babies in clothes that bring together fashion, colour and craftsmanship. We aim to create products that satisfy the changing wishes of little ones and grown-ups alike, and to be the most distinctive and lively concept store for all ages, offering quality ready-to-wear, accessories, cosmetics and toys. We want to tell stories and give families an immersive experience in every store, creating memories and emotions. BONTON offers imaginative collections full of character. Colourful clothes, on-trend prints and original cuts invite children to express their personalities and have fun with their style. Because you’re never too young to dress well, our collections come in two distinct lines: for little ones (from newborn to age 3) and for children (ages 4 to 12). Whether for everyday wear or special-occasion outfits, BONTON collections celebrate childhood in all its splendour, creating a world where fashion goes hand in hand with fun and spontaneity. Pssst... Let’s share the joy with BONTON! The BONTON signature: our iconic stars. Instantly recognisable, they are BONTON’s graphic signature. Each season, new iconic designs join the collection, with the star motif appearing on scarves, bags and linings, as subtle details or all-over prints.
















