Poplico have an envy inducing range of out and about accessories for kids. The winning combination of fun and function will impress the grown ups too. Poplico founders Andreina and Maria were bored with their run of the mill Bugaboo canopies , so they designed a range of stylish and practical alternatives.
The unique polka dot reversible canopes are fun, stylish, water and stain repellent and allow you to mix and match the look of your Bugaboo. The entrepreneurial Mums went on to develop a range which now includes Mini Bags for scooters, great for children on the go.The practical bag fastens securely to the front of a scooter and can also be used as a tote bag by changing the position of the Velcro straps.
The All Around Foot Muff will keep babies toasty as the temperature drops but the easy access side zip fastening means you can lift baby out easily once you get back home.
A little bit more about Maria and Andreina…
Maria is a Venezuelan-born London-based Mum and Entrepreneur. Having attended university and started a banking career in Caracas, Maria then did an MBA in Oxford Brookes University and continued her long and successful career in Corporate Banking in London. She further developed her management and business skills and decided to follow her instinct and passion for having her own business.
Andreina is a Venezuelan-born (with Spanish roots) mum-preneur in London. At university, Andreina set up two small business with her sister and always wanted to set up a more formal business of her own. Andreina started her formal career training in Financial Services in USA and moved to the UK to pursue a Graduate Degree at London Business School. Since her MBAstudies, she works in Business Development in London.
Maria and Andreina met shortly after arriving in London more than ten years ago and, after having children, decided to join forces and embark on a new venture; Poplico.
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