Where do you get your cute boy clothes?!

[Anonymous]

France. Perhaps you can get them here as well - Jacadi, Petit Bateau, that kind of thing.

[Anonymous]

Carter’s and Osh Kosh B’Gosh

[Anonymous]

I have a 7 month old, so he is still in baby clothes, but we love:
- Monica and Andy
- Janie and Jack
- Magnetic Me (jammies)
- Kissy Kissy
- Gap
- Old Navy
- Cecil and Lou
- Posh Peanut
- EGG New York

[Anonymous]

Tea Collection, Riley Cru

[Anonymous]

Everyday preschool stuff I get from old navy, gap, cat and Jack at target. Nicer stuff from Janie and Jack, Ralph Lauren, crew cuts/jcrew factory and splendid for nicer, very comfortable play clothes

[Anonymous]

This is why I stated buying Hanna Anderson and mini Boden on sale or second hand (buy sell trade groups). I hate boy clothes. They have amazing stuff! Primary is ok. I also hate blue grey and black for boys, and camo.

[Anonymous]

Rylee and Cru
Mebie Baby

[Anonymous]

Hear me out: there’s a British store named Next that has great boy clothes. They mail to the US.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hear me out: there’s a British store named Next that has great boy clothes. They mail to the US.

Agreed. NEXT and Marks & Spencer, H&M, Mayoral, Boden, really all the European brands have cuter boy clothes. In the US, Tea Collection, Ralph Lauren and Cat & Jack are our favorites. Tea Collection does have some printed stuff, but it’s sort of cool (rocket ships and fighter jets, rather than all baseball and football).

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Anonymous wrote:So many stores are going gender neutral for babies clothes. I really do not find this to be hard to find. Gap, Old Navy, Target, H&M, etc.

I spent an hour on target, old navy and baby gap and found maybe 3-4 pieces that didn’t have ugly characters on them or sayings.

What? Old navy has a ton.

+1 — Old Navy has a ton of solids and cute prints for babies that aren’t characters or sayings.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So many stores are going gender neutral for babies clothes. I really do not find this to be hard to find. Gap, Old Navy, Target, H&M, etc.

I spent an hour on target, old navy and baby gap and found maybe 3-4 pieces that didn’t have ugly characters on them or sayings.

What? Old navy has a ton.

+1 — Old Navy has a ton of solids and cute prints for babies that aren’t characters or sayings.

Op here: I honestly didn’t see many outfits (not pajamas) that were cute from old navy.

I ended up buying some from kate quinn and spearmint baby. Pricey for sure but worth it to me.

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Anonymous wrote:Surprisingly Belk and Kohls.

Nordstrom Rack

Yes I agree, lots of plain stuff and plain striped tees, solid pants, etc at department stores like kohl’s.

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Anonymous wrote:Just a small note of caution, OP. I loooooove the idea and the quality of Primary, but I ended up with an extremely large baby who has grown into a wide set toddler. Primary clothes are more slim cut and I had to stop buying it because they look absurd on DS. Just to say— buy some things if you want to, but avoid trying to get a whole wardrobe. You just never know the body size and shape of your future kid. (I am very petite, so three years later, my kid’s size still shocks me!)

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Our first is a string bean (tall and very thin) who is rough on clothes. Dressing him is a huge challenge. I almost don't care whether they clothes are cute. Finding stuff that fits and lasts longer than a week is a nightmare.

[Anonymous]

Tea Collection, Janie & Jack, Polarn O Pyret (a Swedish brand you can buy on their US website. They used to have US stores, but they’ve closed.)

[Anonymous]

Carters Outlet or Kohls