Posts tagged with brooklyn

Our Brand Ambassadors have been pretty busy posting their latest fashion finds. Let's check in them for their favorite summer looks! The Melanin Gawddess blogs about everything from parenting to PJs, and this post featuring her toddler daughter Chyanne (also known as the Mini Melanin Goddess) in a Duck Duck Goose set is the stuff [...]

CookiesKids.com recently partnered with Texas photographer Larami Serrano for a photo shoot, and we’re excited to present the results. The clothing featured here, including new summer looks from Nautica and Levi’s, reflects Larami and her boys’ personal style. Like what you see? Shop the looks below! Plus, see more of Larami Serrano’s photos at laramiserrano.com [...]

DeKalb Market Hall is Here! If you’ve spent any time in Downtown Brooklyn over the last few years, you’ve noticed City Point, the new shopping and dining destination across from Cookie’s Kids. After long delays, Target, Century 21, and the Texas-based theater chain Alamo Drafthouse have all opened their doors. Now DeKalb Market, the food [...]

Last week, in honor of Cookie’s Kids’ 40th anniversary, we brought you the story of how a humble children’s clothing store in Queens became a chain of family-run superstores. This week, we’re bringing Cookie’s history full circle by sharing the history of our e-commerce site, CookiesKids.com. 35 Years of Cookie's In 2007, Cookie’s Kids celebrated [...]

What was the first Cookie’s Kids store like? In 1972 I found a small store I could afford in Jamaica, Queens. 16,000 square feet. Our first day open was the day after Thanksgiving. All we had was toys. I put them on the rack myself. We sold every single toy on the shelf. And we made enough […]

Since opening 40 years ago, Cookie’s Kids has grown in wonderful and unexpected ways. Who could have imagined at the beginning that we’d be here now, shipping kids clothing and toys across the globe? On our 40th anniversary, we’re taking time to remember where we started, and what it took to become the #1 Children’s Department Store. We’d […]