To find genuine organic baby clothes, looking for brands that use G.O.T.S. certifications is helpful. Luckily, families who like to shop at Amazon have quite a few G.O.T.S. certified baby clothes options available for you to choose from.
(Fast forward to numbers 6 and 7 for organic baby clothes locally made in the U.S.A.)
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What are the Best Organic baby clothes on Amazon?
Also, on Amazon, many brands that use the most G.O.T.S.-certified cotton for organic baby clothes are available.
(Check out no. 6 & 7 for U.S.A.-made options… )
#1 Lamaze baby clothes
Perhaps you are familiar with this non-profit organization. Still, for those who are not, Lamaze is a non-profit organization that promotes a safe, healthy and natural approach to pregnancy, childbirth and parenting during the early years of your child’s life.
Lamaze baby clothes are well-rated, affordable and certified organic with G.O.T.S. It simply ticks almost all the boxes if you are looking to dress your baby organically, are working with a smaller budget, or do not want to spend $30- apiece for your baby’s outfits.
Check out some of the Pros and Cons of Lamaze baby clothes below:
Pros
- 100% certified organic
- Made in fairtrade Oeko- tex certified facility
- Affordable
- Very well-reviewed brands score 5+ stars out of 5 stars for their clothing.
Cons
- Not made in the U.S.
- It should be true to size but frequently reviewed to run a tad small; consider sizing up!
Lamaze Baby offers both individual clothing pieces and bundles with more basic outfits that will be perfect for all your baby basics and an excellent oppertuntiy to purchase affordable organic clothing.
Lamaze is well-rated on one of Amazon’s cheapest genuine organic baby clohtes brands!
You can check quite a great collection of Lamaze baby clothes on Amazon using the button below:
#2 Burt’s Bees baby clothes
Burt’s Bees is one of the largest Organic brands and is very well known for its personal care products, especially its famous lip balm.
But also, their organic baby clothes range is a big success and is available on Amazon.
Like Lamaze, Burt’s Bees are available in bundles for the more basic items, have individual items, and are one of your more affordable options when you include the bundles.
As for the individual pieces, Burt Bees is very well-rated, especially footies and wearable sleeping blankets. We have an exceptionally high volume of rated reviews, with some products reaching 20000 + reviews with an average rating of 4.8 out of 5 stars, which is exceptional.
Burt’s Bees is one of Amazon’s climate-pledge-friendly brands.
Pros
- Made with G.O.T.Scertified organic cotton
- Climate pledge-friendly brand
- Very well-reviewed brand
Cons
- Not made in the U.S.
- Not pre-shrinking- you can experience up to 1-2″ shrinkage.
- Limted choices for bundels and desings
#4 Under the Nile
Under the Nile is unique in what they do and is one of your more luxury brands. Did you know that Under the Nile is the only brand that uses Authentic Egyptian cotton certified with the goldenseal?
Under the Nile is 100% certified organic with G.O.T.S. for all their unique toys and clothing made from Egyptian cotton that is organic and biodynamically grown on a farm that is 100% sustainable.
Under the Nile is one of your Climate pledge-friendly brands on Amazon.
Pros
- Biodynamic cotton
- Made in Fair Trade facility
- Unique and super cute designs
- Climate Pledge-friendly brand
- Check out their super cute Vegi toys
Cons
- Nihil reviews are available on Amazon
- Not made in the U.S.
The average across available reviews is definitely + for Amazon. Still, there are hardly any reviews of Under the Nile baby clothes, some more for their organic Veggie toys, which will also make some great gift ideas.
Under the Nile is not your cheapest option, but unique in what they do and the purest organic cotton clothing.
#5 Monica + Andy
Monica + Andy is unique in what they do and has some exclusive services and products up to its sleeves.
However, this luxurious brand now has a front store on Amazon; it could be worth checking out their website as Monica + Andy is a unique community-based brand more than an organic clothing brand.
Monica + Andy is great for gifts, with choices to embroider garments for mum or baby through their initial websites and services, such as virtual and in-person classes and events organized by this brand.
Monica + Andy has four guide shops you can visit by appointment and some for a walk-in to view their collections in New York City, Oak Brook, Prentice and Lincoln Park.
Pros
- Climate pledge-friendly brand
- G.O.T.S. certified
- Wide range available
Cons
- Slightly more costly
- Not made in the U.S.
- Sometimes, items are cheaper through their site.
Monica + Andy is a well-rated brand; however, it is slightly more expensive, and some items are more affordable. In addition, they run sales through the initial site, which can make shopping at Monica + Andy more affordable.
#6 Tenth and Pine
Tenth and Pine is another unique one we can’t keep out of this list as they are perfect for any parent who looks for a gender-neutral style for their baby and values locally-made clothes.
While many U.S. brands design their clothes locally, primarily, the garments are manufactured abroad. But not Tenth and Pine, as they have committed to manufacture their G.O.T.S. certified clothing locally in the U.S.A.
Pros
- 100% organic
- G.O.T.S. certified
- Wide range of Cute graphic quotes
- Locally made in the U.S.A.
Cons
- Slightly more pricey
- No gender-specific clothes
- amazon front store low in stock
- Not many reviews
If you are interested in Tenth and Pine, it might be worth checking out Tenth and Pine’s initial site, as Amazon’s front store is bare at the moment.
#7 Soulflower
Soulflower is unique with its in-home hippie style designs, and locally, the U.S. manufactures clothing lines for baby kids and adults.
However, Soulflower started as a small brick-and-mortar business and sold its clothing at festivals. This bohemian brand is now exclusively available online through their initial website or a front store at Amazon.
Pros
- Locally made in the U.S.
- Unique artwork on clothing
- Made with G.O.T.S. certified cotton
Cons
- Slightly more expensive
- Not locally made
If you love Boho-style clothing, check out Soul Flower, which is appreciated for what they do with great Love. Make unique, mindful clothing that is unique, artistic, comfy, and eco-friendly.
#8 Colored Organics
Coloured Organics is another brand founded in 2014 by a mum on Amanda Barthelemy’s mission. Amanda’s mission was to bring honest, ethical and adorable baby clothes to the baby wear market, and she has successfully done so.
Coloured organics adhere to the world’s leading certification for organic textiles, G.O.T.S. producing baby wear that is ethically and sustainably made, minimizing eco footprints.
Colored Organic is a premium brand slightly more expensive than basic organic brands. Yet, you will find unique prints, 100% organic baby clothes, and luxurious baby clothes with unique prints and designs in line with other premium organic brands like Finn+ Emma, Monica and Andy, and Tenth & Pine.
Pros
- Made with 100% G.O.T.S. certified cotton
- Wide range of unique designs and prints
- Beautiful colours
- Good star rating above 4.5 out of 5
- Uses Oeko tex for their Bamboo viscose
Cons
- Slightly more expensive
- Not made in the U.S.A.
#9 Make Make Organics
Make-Make Organics is yet another great-rated brand that is also sold on Amazon. Make-Make Organics stands for ethically made sustainable clothes, and we are sure you will soon fall in love with their designs and adorable prints.
Make-Make Organics is yet another option to shop ethically made baby clothes and is like Under the Nile, nominated as a climate pledge-friendly brand on Amazon.
However, Make-Make hasn’t received as many reviews as the more prominent brands; the reviews they get are very well-rated, with 4.5+ stars out of 5.
Pros
- Great reviews
- Climate pledge-friendly brand
- Made from certified organic cotton.
Cons
- Slightly more expensive
- Not made in the U.S.A.
You can check out Make Make organic baby clothes underneath
#10 L’oved Baby
L’oved Baby has been around for a long time and was found once upon a time by Sharon Oved.
The very being of the brand L’oved Baby all started with Sharon designing a nursing blanket for her baby to help feed in public discretely, and later on, she started making these alongside many more babywear products the brands represent now.
All L’oved baby products are made with an ethical and eco-friendly focus and crafted from 100% certified organic cotton.
Pros
- Well reviewed brand
- All products are made from 100% certified organic cotton.
- Some Affordable options are available.
- Basic yet beautiful, rich, deep tones coloured baby clothes.
Cons
- Not made in the U.S.A.
For an overview of the complete collections of L’oved and free shipping over $50,- click here.
#11 Finn and Emma
Last but not least, Finn and Emma’s fantastic heirloom baby goods are available on their initial website, FinnandEmma.com, but are now also available on Amazon.
Finn and E.M.M.A. have generous fitting G.O.T.S. baby clothes collections that are pre-shrunk and suitable for disposable and reusable nappies, leaving their sizes generous.
But Finn and Emma’s unique, non-toxic modern rockers, play gyms, macrame swings, and handmade knitted toys are well worth checking out if you are looking for the best non-toxic baby goods for baby shower gifts or are setting up your baby’s nursery.
#12 Parade Organics
Parade Organics is another organic babywear brand founded by Mum in Canada in 2004.
The parade baby clothes and products are made with 100% GOTS-certified organic cotton and eco-friendly azo-free dyes with pieces in their collections sizes from newborns up to approx ten years of age.
Parade Organics has two flag stores in Canada, in Gastown and Granville Island. Parade Organics has extended its services into the U.S., shipping its certified pieces to American customers and partners from just over the border in Washington State.
You can also find all Parade collections in their Amazon front stores, including two-way zippers, sleeping bags, blankets, accessories, and much more.
Pros
- Ethically made in India
- Nickel-free snaps & Azo free dyes
- All pieces are made from 100% GOTS-certified organic cotton.
- Clothing is printed by hand
- Affordable price point
- Well reviewed on Amazon with an average of 4+ stars.
Cons
- Not locally made in the U.S.
- Small variations may occur as clothing is printed by hand.
#13 Indi by Kishu Baby
At Indi by Kishu Baby, more commonly known as Kishu Baby, you can find organic paci blankets and swaddles, but Kishu Baby is known for their broad choice of organic bibs.
Kishu baby and home products are crafted from 100% GOTS-certified organic cotton.
Pros
- Made in a Fairtrade factory in India.
- All pieces are made from 100% GOTS-certified organic cotton.
- Climate pledge-friendly brand on Amazon.
- Well reviewed on Amazon with an average of 4+ stars.
- Comes with a 90-Day Money Back Guarantee and a 2-Year Replacement Warranty
Cons
- Not locally made in the U.S.
- Slightly steep pricepoint
#14 The Honest Baby
Besides the famous B-corporate company The Honest Company, Jessica Elba launched a sister company named Honest Baby Clothing, launched in May 2020.
You can find a range of baby wear products at Honest Baby Clothing with the complete line GOTS certified under licence number OT-033770, available up to 5T.
Fantastic modern design choices will match Honest companies’ limited-edition diaper prints.
Pros
- Well reviewed on Amazon with an average of 4+ stars.
- Products are produced with organic cotton and are 100% certified
- Climate pledge-friendly brand on Amazon.
- Affordable basic options
Cons
- products are sourced around the world
Check some related posts below for more brands that use GOTS-certified organic cotton beyond Amazon.
Related articles…
- Which 20+ Organic baby clothes use GOTS-certified organic cotton?
- Organic baby clothes with GOTS in Australia.
Final thoughts for best organic brands on Amazon
Amazon has a generous selection of high-quality baby clothing that is organically certified with G.O.T.S. and some options for locally made organic babywear in the U.S., such as Tenth and Pine and Soul Flower.
For more affordable options, consider checking out Lamaze at Amazon, which also offers certified organic baby bundles on Amazon, which works out quite affordable indeed.
What is your favourite organic brand on Amazon?
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