Style Watch—Trending Baby Clothing in 2023

Baby clothing is always fun and creative. With new trends coming into play, 2023 is shaping up to be a year for all things adorable. What are the hottest trends for your little ones? Just keep reading.

More Colour

As technology continues to advance, we’re seeing more designers and ateliers creating and expressing themselves through baby clothes. The trends of 2023 are infused with colour—both bold and pastel tones. One of our favourites is the minty Viva Comfy Belly Baby Long Sleeve Loungewear from Kids Clara. Dongdaemun Market has softened their palette for spring, and the essentials and accessories from Lille Haven remain adorable eye candy.

Socks

Socks never go out of style—they are essential for keeping little feet warm. However, brands are now getting more daring with designs this season. Keep an eye out for bright neon hues, geometric prints, and all kinds of accessories in 2023 and beyond. Lace and ribbons also feature prominently in girls’ styles for baby clothing.

Keeping it Classic

For more traditional tastes, some brands like Kids Clara prefer to stick to fashion fundamentals with basics like cardigans, pants, leggings, blazers, and dresses. These items are meticulously made, with parent-friendly designs that make dressing and undressing easier. Curate the baby clothing style that works best for you!

Coordinated Cuteness

Too cute tops and bottoms never really go out of style. Some of our favourites this season come from Dongdaemun Market. Perfect for winter heading into spring, these sweat sets can be pulled together for a balanced look—but it’s perfectly acceptable to mix and match for a variety of tiny outfits. Try mixing the sweatshirts with shorts, leggings, or even tiny jeans! They can even double as comfy, warm sleepwear.

Tiny You Baby Clothing in Vancouver

At Tiny You Baby Store in Vancouver, we’ve curated a beautiful children’s collection with comfort and durability in mind. As parents, we believe it’s important for clothes to allow little ones to move comfortably and freely while expressing the fleeting beauty and wonder that is childhood