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Zara and Caramel Turn an Osaka Corner Into a Living Childhood Memory

The Caramel x Zara project blends British childrenswear with Zara's global reach, focusing on versatility, comfort, and easy movement for children.

Published: Jun 12, 2026 2:47 PM Updated: Aug 30, 2026 8:48 PM

By Shipra Bohara

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Zara and Caramel Turn an Osaka Corner Into a Living Childhood Memory

Zara and Caramel London have brought their new kidswear collaboration to life in Osaka with a dedicated in store corner “built like a childhood memory,” conceived and produced by creative studio Profirst.

The space translates the capsule’s themes of seaside nostalgia and easy, lived‑in silhouettes into a tactile mini world for families inside Zara’s Osaka flagship.

Caramel x Zara: kidswear with nostalgia The Caramel x Zara project is a multi season collaboration that blends Caramel London’s refined British childrenswear language with Zara’s global reach.

The collection focuses on effortless silhouettes, menswear inspired fabrics and a subtle, modern use of colour, designed so children can move, play and “actually live” in the clothes…

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