Splash becomes the Aunt!

Splash becomes the Aunt! We have approximately 150 square meters of additional retail space to offer our customers more. This means that you can no longer just come to us for your kids' outfit, but we are also expanding significantly with accessories and gifts. - Not only will the store get a makeover, our name and logo will also be completely changed. It was time for it and it fits with this new adventure. That is why we asked ourselves the question; who are we? Who is our target group? Which products do they need and where lies our strength? This has led to a new name and a new logo. The name suits us perfectly and is therefore a perfect fit. This name has been used for Christina for years by family, friends and customers - from near and far. For us, there was no name that fits our new store better than the one we are now going to use. - In our store, everything really revolves around the children. And that also applies to most aunts. They love the children, and for the children themselves, an aunt is someone who is close. Many women like to be involved aunts. They do fun things with their nephews and nieces, and when the children get a little older, the aunt likes to fulfill the role of confidante to whom they can turn with questions and problems. We want to take on that role for the children and the mothers. A place where you are helped with the same attention and care as you would expect from a real aunt. A nice side effect is that Christina is already called "Aunt Chris" by many people. - Our new tagline, "everything for the kids," was also carefully chosen. It's obvious that you'll find everything for the kids with us. While it's a reference to our product range, it goes beyond that. For most mothers, care, well-being, and attention are primarily focused on their children. Children come first. If a choice has to be made between buying something for themselves or for their children, the choice usually falls on the children. And if there's no good reason for a purchase, which almost never happens, there's still a justification: everything for the children.