Mum-of-three's brand sees huge spike in sales overnight after her $229 changing table was featured on Khloe Kardashian's Instagram profile
- A Melbourne-based mum has seen a huge spike in sales over the past week
- Tiny Harlow was featured on Khloe Kardashian's Instagram with True Thompson
- Ebony Stevenson said the Kardashian is the first to own the $229 changing table
- Tiny Harlow's aim is to re-introduce classic, heirloom family toys that last
A Melbourne-based mum-of-three has seen a huge spike in sales for her children's brand after one of her products was featured on Khloe Kardashian's Instagram profile this week.
Ebony Stevenson, 29, told FEMAIL the Kardashian sister was the first in the world to get her hands on Tiny Harlow's new $229 Changing Table, which is designed for children to 'change' their doll's nappies - and it's already had a huge impact.
'True Thompson was the first in the world to actually get her hands on Tiny Harlow's change doll station!' a delighted Ebony said.
A Melbourne-based mum (pictured) has seen a huge spike in sales for her children's brand after one of her products was featured on Khloe Kardashian's Instagram profile this week
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Ebony Stevenson, 29, told FEMAIL the Kardashian sister was the first in the world to get her hands on Tiny Harlow's new $229 Changing Table (True pictured left and right), which is designed for children to 'change' their dolls' nappies - and it's had a huge impact
Khloe described the Australian brand as having 'the cutest stuff' and said her friend Loren Ridinger introduced her to the line, which her one-year-old daughter True now loves.
Loren Ridinger is the Senior Executive Vice President of internet retailing giants marketamerica.com and SHOP.COM.
Since Tiny Harlow was featured on Khloe's Instagram profile, Ebony has already enjoyed huge sales success.
Sales figures have skyrocketed across the brand, while she has grown her business from a few hundred followers on Instagram last year to 24,000 this week.
'I think this time last year, we had about 2,000 followers and we've times that by more than 10 within the 12 months, so it's been crazy how quick it's grown,' Ebony said.
She added that they have nearly sold out of the entire range that Khloe featured on her Instagram stories, and have had a lot of interest - particularly from the US.
Khloe (pictured) described the Australian brand as having 'the cutest stuff' and said her friend Loren Ridinger introduced her to the line, which her one-year-old daughter True now loves
The Tiny Harlow range includes dolls' prams, bassinets, baskets and trucks handmade from rattan and natural materials (pictured)
This isn't the first time Khloe has given Tiny Harlow items to True.
Earlier this year, the 35-year-old gave her daughter Tiny Harlow's rattan highchair for dolls, which is currently sold out online.
'When True Thompson has a Tiny Harlow highchair in her dream cubby! So so special,' the brand posted.
The team behind Tiny Harlow also tagged Kylie Jenner, imploring her to buy some Tiny Harlow items for Stormi.
The inspiration for the Tiny Harlow range came from Ebony's (pictured) idea that toys of the past were handmade and created with patience and love, but this isn't the case anymore
Ebony set out with a 'mission to bring back the quality and unique beauty of these heirloom toys to the modern world' (toys pictured)
The inspiration for the Tiny Harlow range came from Ebony's idea that toys of the past were handmade and created with patience and love, but this isn't the case anymore.
'They were made of such high quality that they became family heirlooms,' she said.
'We had a mission to bring back the quality and unique beauty of these heirloom toys to the modern world.'
Prices for Tiny Harlow (toys pictured) range from around $95 to $279, while the products are designed and made in Melbourne and Indonesia
The Tiny Harlow range includes dolls' prams, bassinets, baskets and trucks handmade from rattan and natural materials.
Prices range from around $95 to $279, while the products are designed and made in Melbourne and Indonesia.
To find out more about Tiny Harlow, visit the website here.
