The company Primary, which sells affordable baby and kid clothes with no logos, animals, or sayings on them, might be on my top ten list of “Where was this when I first had a baby?”
I love a plain, solid-colored garment, and they are so stinkin’ hard to find! Primary sells onesies, leggings, tshirts, tunics, and more, all in dead simple designs.
(save 25% on your first purchase with my link.)
I love customizing clothes for babies and kids, and I’m happy to see there is a new source for blank slates.
I mean, one quick Sharpie session and that orange bodysuit will be a newborn Jack ‘O Lantern costume.
Here are six different styles of baby clothes decorating I’ve embarked on in the past.
Scrappy-style felt with visible stitching. (My friend Nila made the one pictured.)
Using iron-on adhesive to make a design with other fabric.
Buy and sew on a million cute buttons.
Tie-dye (linking to my friend Wendolonia’s comprehensive tutorials)
Use stencils and fabric paint. (I include tips on how to make your project not suck.)
A faux neck-tie tshirt with zigzag stitches.
Are you happy to see a new source for plain baby clothing? Primary clothes go up to size 10 for big kids.
Plain cotton pajama pants! THANK YOU!
I super love these. What’s your pick for Christmas? Hang on for stripes? Mix and match? All red?
I got my son the pajamas and he loves them. High quality, very soft. We’ll definitely be shopping with Primary again.
This is a great idea!
Sounds like a pretty good option to save money on kids clothes. I like how it is plain. Leaves it up to the parent to decide if they want to add something to spruce it up or not. Kids outgrow clothes so fast these days, it’s crazy how much money is spent now.