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SUNBONNETS ARE BACK

The Next Great Adventure.

Made to last. Designed to love.

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The Briar Standard

Made with meaning. Always.

Quality

Consciously sourced fabrics, thoughtfully tailored sizes from newborn through childhood, and construction meant to be treasured long after the last tie.

Quality

Consciously sourced fabrics, thoughtfully tailored sizes from newborn through childhood, and construction meant to be treasured long after the last tie.

Innovation

We called it the bonnet zeitgeist before it was one, but no product is ever finished. Always improving, and always looking for what's never been done.

Innovation

We called it the bonnet zeitgeist before it was one, but no product is ever finished. Always improving, and always looking for what's never been done.

Purpose

Every Briar purchase supports Dear Dyslexia, our awareness initiative for the 1 in 5 children who will experience dyslexia, because purpose and beauty have always belonged together.

Purpose

Every Briar purchase supports Dear Dyslexia, our awareness initiative for the 1 in 5 children who will experience dyslexia, because purpose and beauty have always belonged together.

Connection

The moment you tie the bow and the world slows down. The community of families who ask "is that Briar?" The belief that a brand can be good for the people who wear it, make it, and grow alongside it.

Connection

The moment you tie the bow and the world slows down. The community of families who ask "is that Briar?" The belief that a brand can be good for the people who wear it, make it, and grow alongside it.

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Coming home

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New Yorker Block Preview
The New Yorker, August 5 2024, art by Gayle Kabaker

The New Yorker  ·  August 5, 2024

When an artist painted
the era, she painted
a mother, a baby,
and a bonnet.

Artist Gayle Kabaker didn't set out to make a statement about baby fashion. She painted what modern motherhood looked like — a mother at the shore, her baby close, a brimmed bonnet shading the view. The New Yorker put it on their cover.

The bonnet she painted was our Good Vibes brimmed bonnet. The cover ran on August 5, 2024. Gracelyn Briar's birthday. Sometimes the universe is very on brand.

Cover art by Gayle Kabaker  ·  The New Yorker, Aug. 5, 2024