Custom Baby Onesies

You’ve come to the right place. Whether you need a gift for a special baby in your life or your baby needs a closet update, our custom baby onesies are an excellent option if you’re looking for quality, comfort, and style! 

If you’re wondering how many onesies does a newborn need, or how many onesies for each size, this will depend entirely on your baby and yourself. Newborns can go through multiple outfit changes a day, so most parents find that 7 to 10 newborn onesies are a good number to start with. Your laundry routine or schedule plays an important role in this as well. 

Onesies are a must for babies as they are comfortable, easy to use, practical, and the most fun part: they come in unique designs (at least ours do!). The snap closure of onesies makes diaper changes quick, and they stay in place as your baby monkey around. Moreover, our onesies are made from soft, breathable fabrics, so your baby will be cozy and cute anywhere! Not to mention, we offer custom designs so your baby can represent their hometown in style!

When picking the perfect onesie size for a baby, you should consider the baby’s weight and age. There’s a standard size chart that you can follow, and if your baby is growing fast or is on the bigger side, you may want to size up for extra room. Here’s a tip to take into consideration: babies grow fast! Buying one size larger is a great idea to ensure the onesie lasts longer!

We have all wondered at some point how to fold a onesie. Just like a fitted sheet, the folding ways seem to be a mystery, but once you figure it out, it becomes a simple and efficient task! Take a look at this simple method for how to fold onesies:

• Lay the onesie flat on a surface with the front facing up.
• Fold each side in toward the center, lining up the sleeves with the body of the onesie. You should create two straight edges down the sides.
• Fold the bottom up toward the neck, folding it once or twice depending on the length of the onesie.
• Fold the onesie in half from top to bottom to create a compact square or rectangle.

Putting a onesie on a baby may seem like a difficult task. Follow this simple guide for how to put a onesie on a baby and start practicing!

• Lay the onesie flat with the front facing up and the neck opening at the top.
• Lift the baby gently and place them on their back.
• Slip the baby’s arms through the sleeves one at a time, making sure the fabric is not twisted.
• Pull the onesie over the baby’s head gently. Be careful around the neck and face to avoid any discomfort.
• Stretch the bottom of the onesie and pull it up, fastening any snaps or zippers at the bottom.
• Adjust the onesie to make sure it fits comfortably around the baby’s neck, arms, and legs.

This method keeps your little one comfortable and makes the process as smooth as possible!

Baby onesies have a care label that you can check to follow the manufacturer’s instructions for washing and drying. However, as with any delicate clothing item, it’s best to wash the onesie in cold or warm water to prevent shrinking. You can also use a baby-friendly detergent to protect your baby’s sensitive skin. If necessary, you can iron the onesie using a low heat setting, especially if the fabric is delicate. Another way to properly care for your baby’s onesie is to pay attention to the different foods or drinks that may be spilled in them. What might protect a onesie from drool is using a bib, bandana bib, or a waterproof liner, which can absorb moisture and keep the fabric dry.

This will depend on the parents’ preference but, typically, babies stop wearing onesies around 6 to 12 months, depending on their growth and development. It’s natural they start to transition to more flexible clothes like pants and shirts. However, onesies can still be worn beyond this age, especially in colder weather or for sleeping.

We offer custom baby onesies that showcase hometown pride. Our soft, organic cotton baby onesies are gentle on sensitive skin, eco-friendly, come in different colors, and are gender-neutral.