Bugaboo is a Dutch stroller maker. Bugaboo International B.V. has its principal place of business in Amsterdam. The first Bugaboo stroller appeared on the streets of Amsterdam in 1999, based on an...
Cybex is a German brand of strollers, car seats, baby carriers and kids furniture. CYBEX GmbH is registered in Bayreuth in Upper Franconia, where the company also runs its research center. The...
Emmaljunga is a Swedish stroller maker. It was founded in 1925 by Henry L. Persson in the small Swedish village that gave the company its name, and the family-owned company is still...
Hartan is a German family-run stroller maker from Gestungshausen in Upper Franconia. The company was founded in 1892 by Johann Georg Hartan and started as a basket maker. It began building strollers...
Inglesina is an Italian maker of strollers and baby gear from Vicenza. Liviano Tomasi created the brand in 1963 with his wife Bruna, and Inglesina is still a family-owned company. In recent...
Joolz is a Dutch stroller brand from Amsterdam, operated by MILK Design BV on Distelweg in Amsterdam. Founder Emile Kuenen spent years developing and designing strollers and made choices about which features...
Peg Perego is an Italian maker of strollers and baby products from Arcore near Milan. It was founded in 1949 by Giuseppe Perego, who built the first stroller after the birth of...
Stokke AS is a Norwegian maker of premium baby and children's products. The company was founded in 1932 by Georg Stokke and is headquartered in Ålesund on the Norwegian west coast. Its...
Thule is a renowned European brand that specializes in products designed for active lifestyles, providing innovative solutions for transportation and outdoor activities. With a focus on quality, functionality, and design, Thule offers...
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Submit SuggestionEurope is the home of many well-known stroller brands, from Dutch design labels to family workshops that have built prams for generations. This page lists European stroller brands whose companies have their headquarters in Europe. Several of them belong to non-European owners, and those are marked so that the ownership is clear.
| Brand | Headquarters | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Bugaboo | Amsterdam, Netherlands | First stroller 1999, majority owned by Mubadala Capital (Abu Dhabi): non-European parent |
| Joolz | Amsterdam, Netherlands | Part of the Bugaboo group: non-European parent |
| Stokke | Ålesund, Norway | Founded 1932, owned via NXMH (Belgium) by NXC (South Korea): non-European parent |
| Cybex | Bayreuth, Germany | Merged with Goodbaby International (Hong Kong) in 2014: non-European parent |
| Emmaljunga | Emmaljunga, Sweden | Founded 1925, family-owned, produced in Sweden |
| Hartan | Gestungshausen, Germany | Founded 1892, strollers since 1950, family-run |
| Peg Perego | Arcore, Italy | Founded 1949, also car seats and ride-on toys |
| Inglesina | Vicenza, Italy | Founded 1963, family-owned, owns Maclaren |
| Thule | Sweden | Active strollers for running and urban use next to bike and car carriers |
Stroller brands change hands often. Bugaboo and Joolz sit in one group that Mubadala Capital controls, Stokke belongs to a Belgian investor that is owned by a South Korean group, and Cybex is part of the Hong Kong listed Goodbaby group. Their design and company seats are in Europe, which is why they appear here with a notice. Emmaljunga, Hartan, Peg Perego, Inglesina and Thule are the brands on this page without such a notice.
Strollers differ in weight, fold size, suitable age and whether they take a carrycot or a car seat. Compact umbrella-fold models, city strollers and sport strollers for running are different tools. Comparing the actual model, its dimensions and the manufacturer's stated age and weight limits matters more than the brand name. Parents also look for baby formula and diapers, which are listed on their own pages.