Where to Buy the Best Baby Clothes (2024)

Loved for their soft, organic cotton fabric and earthy designs, Burt’s Bees clothing can be found on their own website, as well as at Target and on Amazon.

The brand’s onesies are particularly popular and come in economical sets. Most onesies have a soft tag on the chest with the Burt’s Bees name, while others have cute designs for boys, girls, and unisex.

The Hanna Andersson brand is best known for its matching sets of pajamas for the whole family. When it comes to baby clothes, they offer organic knit cotton bodysuits (short and long) and pajamas in all sorts of fun prints.

Most of their bodysuits and onesies come in plain and striped options. They fit close to the body but stretch to accommodate diapers, and often range from size 0 to 3 months (50 cm) to 3T (90 cm).

Fun fact: Gerber is the proud owner of the onesie trademark, which has been around for more than 30 years. As such, you can find many affordable options for onesies on their site.

For example, Gerber offers a range of sets (think: 3 packs all the way up to 15 packs!) of their onesies in girl, boy, and gender-neutral colors from birth to 5T. The larger sets are made up of various sizes to grow with your baby and definitely get high marks in terms of value.

Beautifully muted colors are the hallmark of L’ovedbaby basics. Their clothing is made of 100-percent certified organic cotton that’s free from formaldehyde, heavy metals, and genetically modified organisms (GMO).

The brand even offers a particularly soft collection of organic cotton muslin clothing. Baby sizes range from newborn to 24 months. You can also find clothes for your toddlers, kids, or even yourself on the site.

With clothing for babies 0 to 12 months and kids up to 4T, Jazzy Organics has a mission to provide certified organic cotton options to kids, all while supporting sustainable and safe farming practices.

They offer a slim but savvy assortment of rompers and bodysuits in cute prints, featuring animals and fruit shapes in the classiest way. Cuffs on the feet of the rompers can be folded when your baby is small and unfolded as they grow.

Kate Quinn has an assortment of “organic and artisan” baby and kid clothes made in stretchy modal, bamboo, and organic terry fabrics. Not all their collections are certified organic by the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS), but they’re clearly marked to eliminate confusion.

The brand explains that its soft and stretchy bamboo clothing, for example, is made from a sustainable, environmentally friendly semisynthetic fabric. It’s also worth noting that there’s often a sale happening online.

In 2018, the brand specifically pivoted from a wholesale business model to strictly sell directly to consumers online with the goal of making luxury baby clothes more affordable.

Posh Peanut clothing is made from bamboo fiber, which is known for being lightweight, stretchy, and breathable.

Their knotted gowns are super soft and comfortable for snug all-day wear, and the prints are also adorable and particularly photogenic if you’re planning to do a newborn photo session. You can even buy coordinating outfits for mom if you so desire!

Gap offers newborn sizes in many of their styles that they label “up to 7 lbs.” Overall, the colorway is very pastel and calming. You’ll find a variety of soft fabrics and a good mix of at-home wear (footed sleepers, onesies) and more on-the-go options (dresses and overalls).

Keep your eyes peeled for sales and savings stacking events (where you get a percentage off in addition to a regular sale), especially when buying tiny clothes your baby won’t wear for long!

Sizing is a strength of Carter’s infant clothing line. They actually have a dedicated Preemie Shop where you can find a multitude of clothing options for the smallest babies (they even have an “up to 5 lbs.” size).

Otherwise, Carter’s is known as a go-to for their quality clothing and frequent doorbusters, coupons, and stock-up sales. You’ll find lots of prints, sayings, and matching sets.

Walmart’s Garanimals brand has been around since 1972 with a mission to help parents “affordably, adorably, and easily dress their little ones.” Today, it offers quality plain basics, patterned pieces, and more, for low prices every day — no special sales necessary.

If you’re looking for a place to stock up on bodysuits or fun graphic tees, Walmart is a great spot to shop without breaking the bank.

Old Navy is known for its frequent (and deep) discounts on baby clothing. Their styles are fresh and incredibly on-trend. Many of their pieces coordinate, so you can create capsule wardrobes for whatever season you’re in.

While online shopping is a great way to go this year, you can also easily shop in-store and browse the clearance section for even more savings.

Target is a one-stop shop for basically everything baby, and clothing is no exception. The store’s Cat & Jack brand offers brightly colored options with quirky and fresh prints. You can find anything from basic onesies and leggings to more dressy outfits, swimsuits, jackets, and even accessories.

Bonus: The brand offers a 1-year guarantee against rips/tears/damage with returns accepted so long as you provide a receipt.

Zutano booties have long been a favorite among new parents. With fabric options — warm fleece, cooler cotton, and organic — these booties come in an array of colors and prints to match any outfit.

The bootie (in sizes 0 to 24 months) is constructed with two snaps to help them stay on, as well as to adjust to your baby’s feet and ankles. Plus, you can choose grips for older babies who are walking or no grips for younger ones who are just lounging around.

Goumi booties were featured on ABC’s Shark Tank as a shoe that won’t fall off your baby’s feet. Sizes range from preemie up to 12 months and offer two snaps that help them grow with your baby’s feet.

The color options are soft earth tones made from a fabric blend that’s 70-percent viscose from bamboo and 30-percent organic cotton. The brand also sets aside 10 percent of profits for human trafficking initiatives and donates mitts to preemie babies in the NICU.

Rather than focusing on blue or pink, dress your baby in the rainbow with all the bright colors and prints at Primary. This brand is great for affordable basics and offers onesies, bodysuits, rompers, T-shirts, pants, pajamas, and more.

The menu is divided into Baby (0-24 months) and Kids (2 to 12 years) because all clothing is appropriate for all babies.

Pact clothing is made of organic cotton and ethically produced in a fair trade factory. The fashions for babies include tops, bottoms, bodysuits, and sleepwear. You’ll be tempted to shop for mom too when you spot their cozy, casual comfortwear.

There are a few prints among the bunch, but overall you’ll find soft rainbow colors and simple silhouettes that suit all baby styles.

While the price may be a bit on the higher end, Patagonia offers some technical outdoor winter clothing that will keep your baby toasty no matter the weather.

And if their cute colors and cozy materials aren’t convincing enough, Patagonia’s high quality gear is backed by an “ironclad guarantee” so you can return anything you’re not happy with for a repair, replacement, or refund.

Based in Maine, L.L.Bean knows a little something about winter weather. The brand offers an assortment of wet weather gear, snowsuits, and coats for babies and kids, as well as long johns and layering pieces for keeping warm and dry underneath.

They also have adorable, tiny hiking boots for toddlers and the smallest pair of snow bibs you’ve ever seen. Cuteness alert!

Yet another well-known winter gear giant, The North Face has wind jackets, fleece jackets, down buntings, and more cold weather wear for infants, toddlers, and kids.

While the options are mostly limited to outerwear, they also have a few baby accessories, like hats and socks. Consider buying in the off-season to get sale prices or choosing prints and colors that are gender-neutral for the most bang for your buck. We’re particularly fond of the brand’s itty-bitty winter puffer jackets.