Tommy Tippee unveils Morris & Co collaboration
A baby feeding and care product firm has strengthened its portfolio with a brand collaboration.
Tommee Tippee is working with Morris & Co.
The partnership features William Morris’ Strawberry Thief and Acanthus designs across 260ml bottles, silicone soothers and milk feeding bibs.
Bosses say the alliance has “created a distinctive range that blends exceptional quality with everyday functionality and timeless style”.
Rachel Costello, group marketing director at Tommee Tippee, which sits within the Newcastle-based Mayborn Group, said: “This collection brings together two much-loved heritage brands.
“We’re delighted to launch this exclusive collection with Boots, giving families access to beautifully designed essentials.”
Claire Vallis, design director at Sanderson Design Group, added: “At Morris & Co, we believe great design should enrich everyday life, and this collaboration brings that philosophy to a new generation of families.
“By reimagining two of William Morris’ signature patterns across thoughtfully designed baby essentials, we’ve created a collection that brings beauty to everyday moments of parenting.”
The partnership comes after Tommee Tippee unveiled a collaboration with BINIBAMBA across a number of products.
- Read more about Tommee Tippee, its Morris & Co collaboration and its plans for future growth in an exclusive interview with Mayborn Group chief executive Stone Shi in the forthcoming September/October edition of Bdaily sister publication N magazine
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