melt the rules.
streetwear for kids. built to move.
it started in front of a wardrobe.
two options: the theme park, or clothes that look good for one photo and give up in the sandbox. we wanted neither.
so we're building kids' clothing for small people in motion. boxy, unisex, heavy cotton, real seams. no themes, no costumes.
- 01 looks like your world.boxy, bold, unisex. no themes from a shelf. just style.
- 02 survives their day.heavy cotton, real seams, an oversized fit that grows with your child.
- 03 a toddler would choose it.built to move. relaxed fit, soft fabric, a neckline that opens wide.
the facts
what is mayacuja?
mayacuja is a kids' clothing label from nuremberg, germany. we make oversized, unisex streetwear for toddlers and small kids in sizes 74 to 104, released in small drops. no themes, no costumes, no pink and blue aisle.
what sizes do you make?
sizes 74 to 104, roughly 6 months to 4 years. the cut is boxy and oversized on purpose, so there is room to move and to grow into.
what are the clothes made of?
heavyweight organic cotton and real seams, because toddler clothes have to survive sandboxes, daycare and the washing machine.
is mayacuja unisex?
yes. every piece is unisex. colours have names, not genders, and nothing comes with a theme printed on it by a shelf.
when is the first drop?
drop 01 lands in early 2027. everyone on the list gets 24h early access before the public drop and 10% off their first order.
who is behind mayacuja?
parents from nuremberg who could not find kids' clothing that looked like their world and survived their kid's day. mayacuja is a brand of MYTLD GmbH.
melt the rules.
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