Kids Day Out with Spiriti Felici

Four days at The Avenues where sunglasses and caps were only the beginning — colouring, face painting, magic, and a bus the kids were invited to draw on.

In September 2026, Spiriti Felici created a different kind of day at The Avenues.

Held from 9 to 12 September next to Primark, Kids Day Out with Spiriti Felici turned our space into a colourful, interactive experience made for kids and families during the Back to School season.

For four days, sunglasses and caps were only the beginning. Kids were invited to wear, colour, create and play — turning the Spiriti Felici booth into a space of their own.

A collection for little personalities

At the heart of Kids Day Out was the Spiriti Felici Kids collection: sunglasses and caps made for our youngest customers.

We wanted to introduce it through more than a shopping trip. A special Kids Day Out bundle brought the products together with creative activities and entertainment, giving families a reason to spend time, have fun and experience the brand together.

Colour it your way

One of the highlights was colouring and personalising sunglass cases. Kids could turn a case into something completely their own, filling it with their favourite colours, drawings and ideas.

Then we gave them a bigger canvas. Our Spiriti Felici bus booth became part of the activity itself, with children invited to colour directly onto it throughout the event.

Instead of telling kids not to touch the display, we invited them to help make it.

A little magic

There was plenty happening beyond the collection. A magician brought surprises to the space, and face painting added another playful element to the day.

Sunglasses, caps, colouring, face painting and magic all came together in one bundle built around a simple idea: give the kids a day out to remember.

Four days for the kids

Kids Day Out showed another side of Spiriti Felici — that eyewear can be part of an experience, and that a retail space does not always have to feel like one.

Kids chose their sunglasses. They wore their caps. They designed their cases. They coloured our bus. They had their faces painted. And they watched a little magic happen in the middle of The Avenues.

For four days, we handed Spiriti Felici over to the kids. A little fashion, a lot of colour, and a day made just for them.