Clothing & Gear
See what baby clothes and outing gear look like. Learn what each item does and where it fits.
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Basics & one-pieces
The clothes closest to your baby’s skin.
Everyday topShort-sleeve T-shirtShort sleeveEveryday topLong-sleeve T-shirtLong sleeveDay dressShort-sleeve dressShort sleeveDay dressLong-sleeve dressLong sleeveFirst layerDiaperDisposable or clothBase layerShort-sleeve bodysuitShort sleeveBase layerLong-sleeve bodysuitLong sleeveOne-piece outfitShort-sleeve romperLightweightOne-piece outfitSleepsuitLightweightWarm one-pieceQuilted sleepsuitQuilted or fleeceBase layer for deep coldThermal underwearMerino or wool-silkSwimwearBaby swimsuitUV suit or neopreneDiaper for the waterSwim diaperReusable or disposableKeeps chin and clothes dryBibDrool or feeding
Bottoms & layers
Everyday coverage and warmth you can adjust.
Leg layerLight cotton leggingsLight cottonLeg and foot layerCotton tightsCottonLeg layerLight baby pantsLight cottonWarm leg layerWarm baby pantsThick or linedWarm-day bottomsShortsJersey or linenEveryday bottomsOverallsDenim, cord or knitMiddle layerLight cardiganLight knitMiddle layerThin fleeceThin fittedWarm middle layerWarm fleeceThick fleeceEveryday mid-layerSweatshirtCrewneck or hoodieLight sun layerSun cover shirtLong sleeve
Outerwear
The outside layer for wind, rain, and cold.
Outside layerLight jacketThin, windproofWarm outside layerWarm jacketWarm paddedRain shellLight raincoatLightweight waterproofWarm rain shellWarm raincoatWarm waterproofRain shell for the legsRain pantsUnlined, waterproofWarm rain shell for the legsFleece-lined rain pantsFleece-linedFull-body outside layerInsulated pram suitInsulated
Feet & hands
Small pieces for warmth, grip, and wet ground.
Light foot layerThin baby socksThin cottonWarm foot layerWarm baby socksWarm knitSoft foot coverBaby bootiesSoft soleWalking footwearFirst shoesFlexible soleIndoor shoesSlippersSuede or rubber soleWarm-weather footwearBaby sandalsClosed toeWet-weather footwearRain bootsPull-on, waterproofCold-weather footwearWinter bootsLined, waterproofHand layerBaby mittensScratch or winterWet-weather hand layerWaterproof mittensWaterproof
Hats & sun styles
Light hats, warm hats, sun hats, and neck warmers for different weather.
Light head layerLight knit hatLight knitFor the first daysNewborn hatThin cotton jerseyWarm head layerWarm winter hatWarm linedSun coverWide-brim sun hatWide brimLight hat styleLight bear-ear hatTwo soft earsLight hat styleLight bonnetRibbed, chin tiesWarm hat styleWarm cable-knit hatThick knit, folded cuffLight hat styleLight earflap hatLight knit, braided tiesLight hat styleLight pom-pom hatPom-pom on topSun hat styleSoft sun capShort brimSun hat styleFloppy sun hatSoft brimSun hat styleLegionnaire sun hatFront brim, neck flapSun hat styleChin-strap sun hatStrap under the chinWarm hat styleWarm balaclavaHead, ears, and neckWarm hat styleWarm bear-ear hatLined, two soft earsWarm hat styleWarm cable pom hatChunky cableWarm hat styleWarm sherpa hatFleece-lined, ear flapsCold-day neck coverNeck warmerTube, no loose ends
Sleep
What your baby sleeps in, and the blanket that comes later.
Stroller, carrier & car
Strollers, carriers and car seats, with their covers, blankets and the gear that comes along.
Carrier weather coverCarrier coverLight, windproofCold-weather coverWarm carrier coverWarm linedOver the strapsLight car blanketLight cottonOver the strapsWarm car blanketKnit, fleece, or quiltedStroller rain coverStroller rain coverClear shieldRain helperParent umbrellaClassic blackWarm stroller bagStroller footmuffWarm, zippered frontOver the legsStroller blanketCotton, knit, or fleeceStroller shadeStroller sunshadeAttaches to the strollerHands-free carryingBaby carrierWrap, sling or buckleFor every car rideCar seatInfant or convertibleFor walks and napsStrollerCarrycot or flat seatPacked for outingsDiaper bagBackpack, tote or pouchRiding alongBike seat and trailerSeat, trailer or cargo bikeCooling on hot walksStroller fanClip-on, bladelessSeen in the darkReflectorsReflectors and lightsSun shade in the carCar window shadeCling, roller or sockEveryday clothMuslinSmall or blanket size
Skin & sun
Sun, wind, and bite protection for skin and eyes.
Start with the basics
See how the pieces work together.
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