Practical Designer Baby Clothes

We all want to buy the best for our new born baby and there is no doubt that we sometimes spend over the odds when we see an irresistible outfit that junior has just got to have. But how far should we really go?

Famous celebrities are often snapped with their new offspring kitted out in the smartest designer baby clothes, and who can blame them? When you have the funds to spoil your child, it’s hard not to occasionally. We have read the newspaper stories about little Harper Seven Beckham being the most expensively dressed tot in town with her exclusive designer wardrobe and Beyoncé’s new born, Blue Ivy, is destined to be following close in her tiny footsteps.

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It seems that the haute couture fashion designers have realised there is a big market out there for designer baby clothes. It has taken them a long time to identify this new market, but they are embracing the concept with great enthusiasm, perhaps with an eye on the Chinese and Indian luxury goods markets. Grand fashion houses such as Dior, Armani, Lanvin and Stella McCartney now all have babywear ranges and there seems little sign of well-heeled parents choosing to shop on the high street any time soon.

But is it sensible to spend a lot of money on designer baby clothes when in practice, they will only fit your child for a short time? Wouldn’t it be better to buy well-made but affordable items of baby clothing? An outfit made by a top level fashion designer can cost dearly and at a time when you are spending on so many other things, perhaps it is not the best investment.

But what if you really want designer baby clothes, but can’t stretch to the prices that Victoria Beckham, Beyoncé and other proud and rich mums can afford? Well, that’s easy. You get your mum or your friends to buy them as a present!

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Or, you do the next best thing. You visit a long established French retailer that specialises in quality baby and children’s wear. You visit Vertbaudet.

If you are interested in designer baby clothes, then you are interested in style. And what the French don’t know about style, you can write on a postage stamp. At Vertbaudet you will find a huge choice of beautiful baby and children’s wear that has all the designer looks without the price tag. Take a look at their cleverly put together range which includes complete outfits, separates and footwear for new borns and baby boys and girls up to three years of age.

You will also find a refreshing choice in trendy looks for children up to fourteen years of age. From casual looks to more structured outfits, the attention to detail and imaginative style cues sets this clothing range apart from its competitors. It comes as no surprise that the French have been depending on Vertbaudet for forty years for dressing their children in style, and if you take a look at their website or online catalogue, you’ll soon see why.