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This is Angel & Rocket, a family-run childrenswear brand from London, founded by Kate Bostock in 2014. You get fashion-forward clothes for kids from baby sizes up to age 14, from everyday outfits to flower girl dresses.
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DealEnds 31 Mar 2027
Free UK delivery on orders over £50 at Angel and Rocket.
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DealEnds 31 Mar 2027
10% off your first order at Angel and Rocket.
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Angel & Rocket began in 2014, when founder Kate Bostock set out to build a children's brand drawing on her years in the fashion industry. Her husband and two sons backed her, and the label still describes itself as family-run. The brand says its clothes are inspired by the quirky personalities of little ones, and that the aim is to help each child shine in their own way.
The shop covers girls, boys, baby and toddler clothing, from baby sizes up to age 14. Dresses are a big part of it, alongside tops, knitwear, coats, trousers, nightwear and swimwear. Boys' pieces include shirts, sweatshirts and character collaborations, and there are matching outfits and family knitwear for dressing siblings alike.
Smart, casual or somewhere between, the brand says it has an outfit for the day. Its edits cover weddings, flower girls, parties, Eid, confirmation and Christmas. If you would rather try things on, its own shops in Marlow, Hampstead and Westfield London take flower girl and bridesmaid appointments, and the clothes also sit in John Lewis concessions.
The brand designs in the UK and has its clothes made in ethical factories around the world. It says it chooses organic cotton and recycled polyester wherever it can. As with any such claim, check the individual product description to see what a particular piece is made from.
Orders placed before the evening cut-off go out for next-day delivery to most of the UK, with Evri or DPD options shown at checkout alongside their costs. Next-day delivery doesn't cover Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man or the Isles of Scilly. The shop also delivers to a list of countries overseas, where duties and taxes are worked out at checkout.
Changed your mind? Unworn items with their tags attached can go back within the shop's return window, and swimwear needs its hygiene strip in place. You can send them by post, drop them at an InPost location or take them to a Next store. Return charges are taken from your refund where they apply, and your statutory rights are not affected.
Any live codes are listed on this page: copy one and enter it at their checkout. The brand also runs a loyalty scheme, Friends of A&R, where account activity and spending earn points you can turn into vouchers.
We don't currently list a confirmed discount code. That doesn't mean the store has no promotions; check its website for current prices.
Read the retailer's current policy before buying. Eligibility can depend on the product, its condition and whether it has been used or activated. Angel & Rocket returns policy
It sells clothes for babies through to age 14, with girls', boys' and baby and toddler ranges. A size guide on its site helps you choose.
Yes, in most of the UK for orders placed before the cut-off shown on the site. It doesn't apply to Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man or the Isles of Scilly.
Start a return through the shop's returns portal and choose post, an InPost drop-off or a Next store. Items must be unworn with tags attached, and any return charge comes out of your refund.
Yes. It has its own shops in Marlow, Hampstead and Westfield London, plus concessions in John Lewis stores.
Yes. The Marlow, Hampstead and Westfield London shops take flower girl and bridesmaid appointments, which you can book through the brand's website.
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