If you’re shopping for a baby boy, you have many options for clothes. From hooded rompers to overalls and raglan T-shirts, you can find them all at Jacadi. And if you want to put together a stylish outfit, we also have matching accessories like soft little socks and comfortable hats. The perfect finishing touches to make any baby boy look his best!

Babies are very sensitive to the fabrics they wear. Their skin is thin and highly porous, so they absorb the chemicals in conventionally treated synthetic fabrics. This can cause a host of problems including endocrine disruption, hormone imbalance and potentially some types of cancer. Organic cotton and bamboo are free from these chemicals, so they are better for infants’ delicate skin.

Sustainable clothing is also better for the environment. The production of conventional cotton requires extensive use of pesticides and other chemical inputs. This can damage the surrounding environment and pollute groundwater supplies. Organically grown cotton and bamboo, on the other hand, are far less harmful to the planet. Organically grown cotton uses less water in the production process and doesn’t require any herbicides or pesticides to grow.

Another important factor to consider is the durability of the clothing. Many new parents find themselves changing babies several times a day. This means that the clothes you buy must be able to withstand frequent washing and laundering. Organic cotton and bamboo are strong and durable, meaning that they can withstand spills, stains and baby messes without showing any visible signs of wear and tear.

We also recommend that you choose clothes that are easy to launder. The last thing you want to be doing while juggling toddlers and newborns is spending your spare time tackling mountains of laundry. Conventional clothes can require special detergents and treatments to clean them, which can be difficult on baby’s sensitive skin. Organic and sustainably produced fabrics, such as cotton and bamboo, are much easier to launder.

Lastly, you’ll want to buy clothes that will suit the season and the geographic climate where the new baby will live. Buying clothes that are appropriate for the weather will keep them comfortable and save you money on electricity or gas bills.

When shopping for clothes for your little one, choose a gender-neutral color palette. This will help you avoid overindulging in pink for girls and blue for boys, which can be overwhelming for the new parent. A lot of popular brands carry unisex collections in addition to their traditional baby clothing for boy and girl designs. You can even find baby boys’ clothes with fun designs that feature dinosaurs and giraffes from Carter’s or preppy-inspired designs from Ralph Lauren.