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Adult Knitwear
Grown-ups of the world rejoice, you no longer need to look longingly at your children’s stylish Tootsa MacGinty knitwear thinking, “Oh, if only that came in my size!”
You asked for it, so here it is… our iconic unisex jumper has the infamous fox jacquard on the chest, are made using the same quality materials as it’s children’s counterpart, and feature a buttoned neck opening and soft, velvet neck tape, ensuring this timeless piece is hard wearing, practical, and comfy.
The adult jumper is machine washable and available in a classic Kelly Green or soft Heather Grey.
Give your little ones a run for their money in a ‘chic off’ and treat yourself to a piece of Tootsa.
Photographs by David Yeo

Courtney Adamo - Blogger
Courtney Adamo was raised on a remote tulip farm in America. A country girl at heart, she now lives in London with her husband and their four children (two boys and two girls). She is co-founder of Babyccino Kids, an online shopping portal representing the best and most stylish children's shops (including, of course, Tootsa MacGinty).

Jessica Au - Designer
Jessica leads a double life; part fashion designer, part interiors buyer running London's uber cool inspitalfields home and interiors store. Word of warning - if you're pressed for time Do Not Enter This Shop!
Meanwhile her fashion label JAU embodies intelligent, unusual designs with a flair for wearability. Rumour has it that her next collection will focus strongly on accessories, and a new "JAU LABEL" ASOS Boutique will be opening soon.

Mina Holland - Writer
Mina is Contributing Editor of The Observer Food Monthly magazine and her first book, The Edible Atlas: Around the world in 39 cuisines, will be published by Canongate in March 2014. When not eating or drinking, she can usually be found with her canine friends at Battersea Dogs Home, where she volunteers each week.

DJ Philly - DJ
DJ Philly is one of London’s highest-profile VIP-party DJs and has performed at a multitude of top London clubs including Ministry of Sound, ChinaWhite, Fabric and Café de Paris. She has rocked the dance floor at parties for the highest profile clients around the world – including P Diddy, Dom Perignon, Omega and MTV, to name but a few. Philly is also no stranger to the fashion circuit having DJ’d for Gucci, Ferragamo, Hugo Boss, and Diesel fashion shows.

Patrick Walshe McBride - Actor
Up and coming actor Patrick graduated from the Guildhall School of Music & Drama this year, he made his professional debut to rave reviews in The Winter's Tale at the Crucible. Take note directors looking to cast the next Jack Bauer or Nicholas Brody, multi-talented Patrick speaks fluent Arabic after studying in Syria and at Cambridge University. He is also capable of eating his own body weight in Falafel!

Heloise Faure - Photographer
Heloise is a freelance photographer specialising in natural light portraiture. But Heloise's skills do not stop there she is also one of Europe's most talented Pâtissieres (trained in Paris and London she has worked with Hene Darroze at The Connaught and Ottolenghi). Based in Hoxton, when not taking stunning portraits you'll find Heloise teaching French to her students in nearby cafés and running the team of the deliciously busy De Beauvoir Deli.

Francis Puyat - Chef
Originally from Mindoro in the Philippines, Francis came to London with his parents in 1997 and immediately set about taking on the London culinary establishment. Picked up by Yotam Ottolenghi’s NOPI in 2011, Francis has flourished and developed his great love of Eastern spices and Indian, Asian and Middle Eastern cooking. Now Head Chef of new restaurant 100 Hoxton, Francis has designed a menu that puts flavour – both complex and bold – at the centre of everything.

Mike Jacobson - Entrepreneur
An Australian cruelly transplanted in Europe in the late 90's, Mike has been making Europeans regret it ever since. He founded Ayima, a successful digital marketing agency, in 2007 and is now testing his hand in the challenging bar and restaurant sector. His first food venture, 100 Hoxton opened in London's Shoreditch in May 2013 and he has another innovative restaurant due in early 2014.

Mark Pinheiro - Visual Effects Artist
Russell Brand describes Mark as "the result of two chemical powders that accidentally synthesised together in a laboratory in Glaxo-Smith Kleine forcing a government cover up operation that flushed him in a basket down river where he was found and raised by wolves".
A filmmaker and Visual FX Specialist, Mark's mind bending wizardry can be seen across the Harry Potter films, the award winning Twin Flames video for The Klaxons, The Olympic Opening Ceremony design for Danny Boyle and Hugo for Martin Scorsese. Having just returned from a tour of China for his feature film directorial debut the Londoner has now established his own company "The Sex Pixels" as part of London Film Studios to support motion picture production and The Revolution!