Three adorable and timeless baby clothing brands

TherefBaby clothing should be super soft, practical and if possible neutral or come in subtle colours. Because it will make it easier to pass the lovely pieces on to siblings later.

Let’s have a look at these three adorable baby clothing brands that put baby’s comfort on top of their list:

Belle Enfant

Belle Enfant is a luxury fashion brand with a focus on high quality materials and fabrics. Launched in 2012, the brand was born as an antithesis to the mass-produced children’s wear available. With Belle Enfant your baby will be dresses in something elegant and understated. Based right here in London, each piece is designed in house. You will love the pretty detailing and clean finishes. And the neutral-toned cashmere and cotton designs, making for quality attire in miniature proportions.

We love: This pointelle cotton wrap which is comfortably cool and perfect for summer dressing. Perfect for layering! Available in a beautiful and subtle colour range.

Marlot Paris

Constance Baert created Marlot Paris in 2015. Everything is made in Europe, and the brand works uniquely with high quality, natural and pure fibres to make the softest clothes for their little clients. And the brand’s 100% cotton clothes are particularly soft and cosy. Marlot Paris favours softness, simplicity and elegance in its creations, with each of its pieces containing a spark of humour and hint of magic.

We love: This frilly plumeti romper. The perfect summer piece!

Quincy Mae

Quincy Mae is a baby basics apparel and accessory collection created by designer, illustrator and mama of three, Kelli Murray. (who also happens to be the co-founder of Rylee + Cru). Inspired by her third baby, Quincy Mae offers beautiful colour palettes, minimal print patterns and velvety soft fabrics using only certified organic cotton. Therefore, you can find easy to wear silhouettes and everyday basics built to make dressing your baby simple, convenient and safe.

We love: Stripes are always a good idea and we love bubble rompers on tiny people.

 

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