The best gender neutral baby clothes

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by Samantha Ball |
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Gender-neutral brands and baby clothes have become increasingly popular, as more parents are opting for the beige and cream outfits for their babies.

While traditional and stereotypical baby girl and baby boy outfits are still loved, neutrals have quickly started to fill the clothing rails. They come in an array of designs and styles that are perfect for your son or daughter.

From beloved animal prints to colour shades of greens, greys and browns, the neutral clothing range has become a must-have for your baby's wardrobe and they're often perfect for combining or layering.

Why buy neutral clothing?

Obviously, neutrals are great to stock up on if you decide not to find out what you are having, but they’re also perfect if you want to invest in good-quality clothes that you can pass down via siblings.

Neutral clothing not only looks great, but they're great for mixing and matching, creating endless outfits. Unisex clothes doesn't just mean ‘white’ anymore; brands are coming up with increasingly exciting designs and prints that work for both girls and boys.

Best neutral baby clothes 2024

Best Neutral Wrap-Front Bodysuits

Description

Made from organic cotton jersey, this pack of three bodysuits have a wrapover front with press-studs to make dressing your baby easier.

One grandparent review said: "Absolutely perfect for my tiny grandbaby. The best thing about these is the baby doesn't get too disturbed because they go on very easily so you don't have to put anything over their little head."

Pros

  • Wrapover front
  • Press studs for easy changing

Cons

  • Colours eventually fade

Description

Gender-neutral clothing doesn't have to be bland - we love this gorgeous mint green 4-piece set from Tu which includes a bodysuit, sleepsuit, pair of bottoms and hat. The cotton blend is oh-so-soft and there are lots of sizes available.

Reviews Editor Emily Gilbert says: "I was instantly drawn to this lovely set for my unborn son. The colours are so gentle and almost soothing and the safari animals are adorable!"

Pros

  • Machine washable
  • Press studs for easy changing

Cons

  • None

Best Neutral Bear Dungarees

Description

This tee and dungaree duo is incredibly cute. The neutral colours make it suitable for boys and girls, and as it's 100% cotton, it's super soft against your babies delicate skin.

One parent review said: "Very cute neutral colour bear baby grow, soft material"

Pros

  • 100% cotton
  • Poppers for easy change

Cons

  • Straps don't stay on shoulders

Best Neutral Waffle-Knit

Description

A casual neutral outfit that's cosy for your baby. The round-neck top has a pocket design and the trousers have an elasticated waist with drawstring appliques.

Pros

  • Loose fitting
  • No crease appearance

Cons

  • No reviews

Description

This pack of 5 sleepsuits from Next with polka dot and stripe designs is made from cosy cotton with inner lining on the feet to keep those little toes warm. There's popper fastening for easy wear plus integral scratch mitts.

Pros

  • Popper studs for easy changing
  • Integral scratch mitts

Cons

  • None

Best Neutral Cotton and Silk Set

Description

With a button back sweater, the embroidered design is beautiful and simple. It comes as a set and the trousers have an elasticated waistband.

Pros

  • Comfortable fit
  • Top could be worn as a reversible

Cons

  • No reviews

Best Neutral Romper
carters-unisex-snap-up-romper
Price: $21.50

Description

With three different designs, including whales and sloths, these three short-sleeved rompers are cosy and cute. They have plenty of room for your baby to grow too.

One parent review said: "I love these! They fit very well but are roomy so my baby boy can wear them longer than other clothes. He grows very fast but these seem stretchy so I absolutely love them! I ordered also a different set from this company."

Pros

  • Popper fastenings
  • Made from 100% cotton

Cons

  • Oversized fit makes it hard to judge sizing

Best Neutral Bear Fleece Set
2-piece-fleece-set
Price: £12.99

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Description

With a fleeced hoodie and comfy trousers that have a fold over waist, this set is super cosy and cute. It's also available in other colours, but this neutral cream colour has our hearts.

One parent review said: "Absolutely love! This will be great in the colder months that we’re approaching and keep my baby nice and warm :)"

Pros

  • Made from recycled polyester and organic cotton jersey

Cons

  • Trousers and jacket are different material

Best Neutral Sleepsuit

Description

Made with organic cotton, this adorable set has snap closures and an enclosed foot. One has a sweet all-over bear print, while the other is striped. They're the perfect, neutral sleepsuit duo.

Pros

  • 100% organic cotton

Cons

  • No reviews

Neutral clothing FAQs

Are neutral clothes boring?

While most people might think that neutral shades are boring, they can actually look more timeless and exciting than colourful prints. Neutral-coloured vests, dungarees and trousers can be mixed and matched with different tones and shades.

A lot of neutral clothing can be patterned too, with stripes, shapes and animals (including the much-loved bear designs!)

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