Rosalita Señoritas Will Make You Say “Viva España!”

Spain is known for bull-fighting, flamenco dancing and bright sunny weather, but just like any other country, Spain is much more than just its most popular traditions and tourists attractions; it is a place full of unique cultural trends and political challenges. Just like many European Union countries, Spain has been experiencing financial troubles in the past several years, and took quite a while to find its economic equilibrium. It was, was in fact, among the last EU countries to emerge from the global recession. In addition to bank reform and other sweeping measures to mend the country’s financial woes, a growing export market – primarily in textiles – is giving Spain hope for the future.

Rosalita Señoritas is one of the three children’s-wear companies owned by Textiles Montecid, a large textile manufacturer headquartered in the Castilian capital of Valladolid. Rosalita Señoritas offers a collection of girls’ clothing, with a focus on dresses. The collection is fun and cheery, using plenty of primary colors and big, bold patterns.

A good example is the Mirianne minidress. This ruffle-sleeved dress features a pattern of culinary treats in pink, orange and turquoise on a black background. The Colonie dress is another example. The strap-sleeve sundress in a blue and white tartan pattern with a large flower embroidered on the skirt.

The line also includes a small but eye-catching selection of blouses, pants and shorts that are great for mixing and matching. Rosalita Señoritas’ styles are so whimsical and bright, most little girls will love wearing them because they almost look like full-sized versions of doll clothes.

Rosalita Señoritas’ parent company, Textiles Montecid, was established in the mid-90’s. In addition to Rosalita Señoritas, it also carries two other brands — Rosalita McGee and Missing Johnny — both of which make clothing for adults. Each of their brands has its own unique look and caters to a different demographic. In the last 17 years, the company has grown to include 900 points of sale in Spain and 500 points of sale abroad.

The popularity of European clothing has grown, especially within the children’s market. It’s known for its high quality, excellent craftsmanship and creative designs. As the Spanish textile industry grows, it’s likely that clothing from Spain will be in high demand, making Rosalita Señoritas a great choice for a kids-wear retailer in just about any part of the world.

Check out what they have to offer online at www.rosalitasenoritas.com