It started with a simple question.

Growing up in India, colour was everywhere. Bright markets, handwoven fabrics, festive celebrations and everyday moments all carried a joy that stayed with me long after I moved to Berlin.

Years later, after becoming a mother, I found myself looking for that same feeling in children's clothing. I wanted pieces that celebrated colour without feeling loud, that were practical enough for everyday life, and made from natural fabrics children would genuinely enjoy wearing.

I looked everywhere.

I couldn't quite find them.

So I decided to create them.

Where Indian textiles meet modern childhood.

Nimboo Sundays brings together the colours and textile traditions I grew up with in India and the everyday rhythm of raising children in Europe.

Every collection celebrates joyful prints, handwoven textures and thoughtful details, thoughtfully reimagined for modern childhood.

They're not designed to be saved for special occasions.

They're designed to become part of childhood itself.

Why Nimboo Sundays?

Nimboo means lemon.

Lemons have always represented brightness, freshness and joy.

Sundays are slower.

Family breakfasts, walks without a destination and afternoons where children lose track of time.

Together they became Nimboo Sundays—a reminder that childhood doesn't need to be perfect to be beautiful.

Discover our collection