Whether you’re waiting to find out, searching for a gift for a pregnant friend, or want neutral basics for your newborn’s going home outfit, shop these brands for the cutest gender neutral baby clothes. From rompers, onesies, jumpsuits to neutral baby shoes, these outfits are perfect for boys or girls.
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Gender Neutral Baby Clothes for Newborns, Babies, and Toddlers
Nobody tells you the amount of research you’ll do during your first pregnancy. I’ve soaked up so much new information about what to buy, what not to eat, and what to expect before and after baby arrives. One of the first things I did when I found out was pregnant was to visit a few baby shops to search for gender neutral baby clothes.
At the time, we hadn’t decided if we were planning to find out the gender of our baby, and since we had some time to think about that, I wanted to pick up a few unisex neutral baby outfits.
I left empty-handed because most of the newborn stuff I found was either pink or blue. I was surprised that I couldn’t find a few basics in neutral tones, so I’ve done the research to save you time.
Here’s where to shop for gender-neutral baby clothes:
Janie and Jack
Janie and Jack put modern twists on classic fashion for girls, boys, tweens, toddlers and babies. Check out their collections of unisex clothing to find the most beautiful neutral outfits for your little one.
Nordstrom
Chic designs for your little ones.
Touched By Nature
Organic clothing and accessories made from super soft 100% organic Cotton.
Carter’s
A classic staple! Cute baby and children’s clothing, gifts, and accessories.
Amazon
Shop essentials for your newborn including clothing, books and accessories.
Top row: Onesie | Cardigan Sweaters
Middle Row: Swaddle Blankets
Bottom Row: Hooded Sweater | Solid Romper
Target
Shop cute designs for your little one at an affordable price.
Bohemian Mama
Sustainable, ethical, and female-owned labels for women, children, babies and home.
Boden
A sustainable + ethical brand committed to creating a healthy working environment for everyone involved in making the clothes your baby wears. They also provide a 365-day quality guarantee.
Burt’s Bees Baby
High-quality organic products for babies and kids made with 100% organic cotton. Earth-friendly and GOTS certified to meet the highest global standard for organic textiles.
Pact
Made with Organic Cotton in a Fair Trade Factory.
Best Gender Neutral Baby Clothes from Australia
Pure Baby
This Australian brand creates organic newborn essentials, including bibs, booties, bodysuits, and growsuits. I packed this newborn set in my hospital bag.
Bonds
My son has been wearing Bonds since he was a newborn. They make everyday baby essentials we love. Stock up on basics in versatile colors, including Wondersuits, singlets, socks, tops, and bottoms your baby will wear year-round.
Conclusion
If you don’t want to spend a fortune on newborn and baby clothes, search for quality items that won’t break your budget. Babies grow out of their clothes quickly, so consider donating them to another mom friend who’s expecting her first child or resell them online. Here are some tips for selling clothes on Poshmark.
Where is your favorite place to shop for gender neutral baby clothes? Let us know in the comments.
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Hey Alex! Your post is really interesting. It’s nice to read and get an idea about small baby clothes
We have to normalise gender neutral clothing for babies!
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The koala onesie is absolutely adorable! I love seeing more and more gender neutral options out there for the little ones. Super useful post for baby shower gift ideas 🙂
It’s always nice to have a clear out once in a while. I do Blake’s room regularly because of having to change around his clothes as he grows out of them so fast.