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10 Best Sustainable Baby Clothes from Brands You’ll Love

Kate Williams by Kate Williams
August 2, 2020
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Sustainable Baby Clothes

Baby clothes are surprisingly fun to pick out; everything’s adorable when it’s in miniature size! Before you go too crazy filling your baby’s closet, take some time to consider what clothing brands to buy for your baby. Newborn skin is particularly sensitive, which means it should be wrapped in soft materials that won’t irritate it. That’s where sustainable baby clothes come in.

Organic baby clothes and eco-conscious baby clothes are made from natural materials that won’t harm your baby’s delicate skin. They’re also good for the environment and will set your baby on a lifelong path of social responsibility.

When you’re on the hunt for sustainable fashion for your little one, look for clothing brands that follow the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS). According to GOTS, the processing, manufacturing, packaging, labeling, trading, and distribution of all textiles have to be made from at least 70 percent certified natural organic fibers.

In addition, the GOTS mandates social responsibility on the part of textile processors and manufacturers. Workers choose to be employed and earn living wages. They have the right to collective bargaining, do not work excessive hours, and work in safe and hygienic working conditions. Child labor and harsh or inhumane treatment are strictly prohibited.

Here are our favorite brands of sustainable children’s clothing for your sustainable baby.

  1. Purebaby

The Australian baby clothing brand Purebaby will have your baby dressed in comfortable, sustainable clothing from birth through four years old. Purebaby practices social responsibility while making clothes made from GOTS certified organic cotton fabrics. Their fabrics are dyed with GOTS certified natural dyes, which are eco-friendly dyes. You’ll love the super-soft materials in all of their clothes, as well as the range of gender-neutral items available.

  1. Nature Baby

As the brand name implies, all of the clothes made by Nature Baby are crafted from natural materials, particularly 100 percent organic cotton and merino wool fabrications. They focus on four key elements when sourcing materials for their baby clothes: softness, warmth, breathability, and durability. The merino wool is locally sourced from sheep in New Zealand, where the company is headquartered, and the organic cotton is GOTS certified. Its sourced in India and is produced on self-sustaining farms that ensure fair working conditions.

According to Nature Baby, lying directly on clothing made from lambswool can help baby sleep better by inducing a deeper sleep that’s more restful.

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  1. Huxbaby

Designed for the minimalist baby (or for parents who like clothes that are easy to mix and match), Huxbaby can clothe your child from newborn through five years old. Their clothes are mostly gender-neutral, which is perfect for parents who would like to pass their baby’s clothes down to a younger sibling. Because they’re made from high-quality, GOTS certified materials, the clothes you buy from Huxbaby will be durable enough to last through multiple kids.

  1. Aden + Anais

Originally known for its multi-functional baby swaddler, aden + anais now carries a wide selection of clothing products, blankets, bibs, and more for babies and toddlers. Their products are all made from muslin, which is durable, sustainable, and comfortable. You can find clothes for babies up through four years old.

  1. Milk and Musaki

The Australian baby clothing brand Milk and Musaki focus on selling clothes from organic cotton to ensure your baby’s comfort. They also sell GOTS certified eco-friendly toys plus essentials like dishes and comforters so your little one can play and eat safely. Find clothes for babies up through eight-year-olds from some of the best sustainable baby clothing brands in their online store.

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  1. Pact

If you’re looking for the best affordable baby clothes that are also eco-friendly, look no further than Pact. Pact baby clothes are certified organic and fair trade. They’re also budget-friendly. For instance, you can get a shirt as low as $6 and a bundle of three onesies for $15. With prices this low on sustainable, organic baby and toddler clothes, there’s really no reason to buy baby clothes made from synthetic materials.

  1. Lamaze

Lamaze is focused on delivering high-quality, sustainable baby clothes at an affordable price point. You can find 100 percent organic cotton clothes for babies and toddlers (up to size 24 months) at affordable prices. As an added bonus, the company puts a portion of their proceeds toward Lamaze International, which is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing education to new moms on topics related to natural and safe approaches to pregnancy, delivery, and childcare.

  1. Burt’s Bees

You already love Burt’s Bees for their skincare. Now dress your baby in soft fabrics, like organic cotton with Burt’s Bees line of baby and children’s clothing. Their clothes are durable enough for hand-me-downs, plus they’re thoughtfully designed for maximum convenience.

  1. Finn+Emma

Find stylish bodysuits as well as classic onesies and pajama sets that are made with eco-friendly dyes and from 100 percent organic cotton when you shop at Finn+Emma online. They also have necessities, like rattles, that are made from all-natural wood. When you buy from Finn+Emma, you’ll be helping provide jobs for women around the world that promote economic independence and social responsibility.

  1. Beya Made

Beya Made takes a unique approach to children’s clothing by designing clothes that your baby and toddler can grow into instead of out of. Their adjustable clothes last, on average, three times longer than clothes from other brands, which means you can buy fewer clothes. They only use organic and sustainable materials.

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