Our story

Growing alongside families since 1932

More than 90 years later, we continue designing childcare products to make family life easier. 

2027

2027

Reconnect with the essence

A Mediterranean style is born with products that combine design, feature, and the slow-living spirit that inspires us. 

2026

The story continues

Jané is entering a new chapter, with a fresh look and a more modern approach to bringing together design, innovation and what families really need.

2024

Caring also means keeping them close

Our babywearing products are recognized by the International Hip Dysplasia Institute for promoting a suitable position for the development of the baby’s hips.

2023

Jané also reaches the table

We're introducing a new collection of silicone tableware for baby-led weaning, designed to be part of those little everyday moments that mean so much

2020

A new generation

Groowy takes child safety to the next level, while Newel, Crosslight and Muum bring a fresh approach to getting out and about with little ones, combining versatility, practicality and modern design

2019

Safety, a commitment we share

Jané is part of the Spanish Alliance for Child Road Safety, bringing our expertise to a shared mission: keeping little ones safer on the road.

2011

An icon is born: Muum

Muum brings together comfort, practicality and design. A product philosophy focused on making everyday life with little ones that bit easier.

2010

New ways to collaborate

Jané expands its horizons through collaborations with brands like Carolina Herrera and initiatives with UNICEF, bringing together design, social responsibility and a shared commitment to keeping children safe.

2007

75 years looking ahead

We celebrate our 75th anniversary with Carrera, a stroller featuring new technological solutions that proves growing older has never meant stopping innovation.

2005

Research to protect better

Through partnerships with organisations like RACC and ALSA, we continue to make child safety a priority, from car seats to school transport.

2004

Borderless design

Welcoming German brand Concord into the Jané family strengthens our expertise in child safety and brings together design perspectives from Barcelona and Stuttgart.

2003

Research-based safety

We created our own Crash Test Research Center to research, develop, and test our child restraint systems beyond regulatory requirements.

2000

One more step

With the introduction of ISOFIX, Jané brings this technology into its car seats, continuing to develop safer, smarter ways to travel with little ones.

1998

New ways to get around

Pilot and Matrix introduce a new generation of products designed to take up less space while offering more flexibility, making everyday life easier, whether you're out for a stroll, enjoying a rest or travelling by car.

1997

When every centimeter counts

Audace introduces a clever design that allows the pushchair to fold with the carrycot still attached, taking up much less space. Its innovative design earned it a Silver Delta Award that same year.

1995

Innovating also means changing materials

Jané introduces Nazca, a highchair made entirely from blow-moulded plastic. Its distinctive design makes it one of the brand's most recognisable products of the time.

1992

Strolling and driving come together

Working with Play, we developed a system that brought together a pushchair and a baby car seat, paving the way for the all-in-one travel systems families know today.

1990

Easier to fold

Montecarlo takes umbrella folding to the next level, making practicality and compact design key features of a new generation of pushchairs.

1988

Colour comes to the walk

Tour GTI breaks with convention by combining performance, design and an explosion of colour. A new way of viewing strollers of its generation.

1987

Imagine another way to move

Jané patents Golfstick, an innovative two-wheeled stroller concept that explores new ways of getting around the cities of the future.

1966

Fold to go farther

With the Janyplex system, the Royal stroller can significantly reduce its folding size, responding to a new reality: increasingly mobile families.

1963

The design takes center stage

New materials, shapes, and manufacturing processes transform our products. Models such as Sissi and Beneron herald an era defined by innovation and design.

1960

For new families

Models like the Royal reflect a new way of experiencing walks: products designed not only to perform well, but also to adapt to each family.

1950

From the workshop to the factory

What started as a small workshop has grown into a factory focused on designing and creating pushchairs for the next generation of families.

1932

It all starts in Barcelona

When his child was born, Manuel Jané was inspired to build a pushchair in the family workshop. Little did he know, this was the beginning of the Jané story.