Where to find cheap baby clothes in the UK? Best boys and girls clothing for newborns and babies of all ages

Babies may be the smallest members of the family, but they tend to have the biggest wardrobes.

They go through multiple outfits a day because of accidents, and what fits them today may not fit them tomorrow as they continue to grow and develop.

Let’s also not forget about needing various different types of clothing to suit different seasons and weather conditions too.

As a result of all of this, any mum you know will likely tell you that their little one has clothing that they have only worn a handful of times.

So, when a baby goes through so many items of clothing at such a rapid rate it’s important to buy items that are cheap so that the bank of mum and dad (or grandparents, or aunties or uncles, or friends) doesn’t run dry.

Buying cheap, however, doesn’t have to mean compromising on quality.

Here’s everything you need to know about where to find fantastic baby clothing at wonderful prices in the UK.

Where should I buy cheap baby clothes from?

There’s plenty of choice when it comes to where to buy clothing from for your bundle of joy, no matter whether they are a newborn or approaching their first or second birthday.

We recommend:

• Matalan baby clothing
• Marks and Spencer baby clothing
• Next baby clothing
• George baby clothing from Asda
• Fred and Flo baby clothing from Tesco
• Tu baby clothing from Sainsburys
• Nutmeg clothing at Morrisons
• Primark baby clothing
• Boots baby clothing

Matalan

The price of baby clothing at Matalan starts at just £3, including adorable unisex bodysuits, hats, leggings and socks.

You can browse everything you need for your baby, including babygrows, dungarees, trousers and sweatshirts.

There’s also a great selection of multipacks available on items such as babygrows, socks and t-shirts because you can simply never have enough. The great thing about multipacks is they are even better value for money. Again, prices start at just £3 for three pairs of socks.

There’s a range of colours and patterns available too, so if you are buying while waiting for the arrival of a baby it doesn’t matter if you know the sex or not.

Marks and Spencer

The best thing about the baby clothing from Marks and Spencer, apart from the price, is the size range on offer.

Babies are sometimes born prematurely, and M&S has made a range of clothing especially for particularly tiny babies including babies weighing 3lb and 4lb.

Choose from adorable babygrows in the boldest of patterns, two-piece outfits in block colours or leggings made from ultra-soft cotton, and the prices begin at just £5.

If you buy now, you can also get 3 for 2 on selected baby clothing so you can get what you need for even better value.

Next

You can pick up a basic block colour baby t-shirt for as little as £2.50 from Next. Socks are also available in a budget-busting £4 for a pack of three pairs.

The Next website is particularly user-friendly too, you can search by occasion, pattern, clothing type, and material, as well as the usual size and gender, so you can be sure to get just what you want.

Next also make their baby clothing out of super soft fabrics and use printed back labels to prevent skin irritation, so you know your baby will always be cosy and comfortable.

Asda (George Clothing)

Get all you need for your new addition while you are doing the weekly shop with the gorgeous baby clothing line from George at Asda.

Asda also offers a line of items made specifically for premature babies which has been designed in conjunction with neonatal units and midwives for little ones for their first few weeks of life, available in sizes 3lb, 4lb and 5lb.

Prices start at just £2 for a two pack of essential hats or a four pack of mittens. Along with great clothing designed in-house, you can also choose clothing for a variety of other brands including Billie Faiers Baby, Disney, Ickle Bubba, MAM and Tommee Tippee.

There’s super cute and comfy options for all genders, sizes and ages.

Tescos

Dress your baby for just a few pounds with Tesco’s baby clothing range. You can be sure your little bundle will be as cosy as possible too, as all newborn baby clothing, aged 0 to 12 months, is made mindfully with 100% organic cotton.

The clothing is also tumble dry friendly, so you can quickly make sure all of their - or your - favourite outfits are ready to wear again after spillages.

Prices start at £8 for a onesie and hat set. You can only buy Fred and Flo clothing in Tesco stores, but the good news is that you can also pick up what you need alongside your food shop.

Sainsburys (Tu Clothing)

Keep your little one looking stylish all year round with the collection of baby clothing from Sainsburys, available in sizes premature to 12 plus months.

There’s plenty of options for baby boys and baby girls, and there’s also unisex choices too so it’s no problem if you are waiting until your baby’s arrival to find out whether you are having a boy or a girl.

There’s clothing designed in-house, but also licensed character items including Paddington, Disney, Peter Rabbit, Guess How Much I Love You and Peppa pig.

Prices start at just 90 pence for a pair of socks, and you can grab a basic grey t-shirt for just £1.05 too. Available online, in store and with free click and collect.

Morrisons (Nutmeg Clothing)

Baby clothing at Morrisons starts at just £1.25 for an essential babygrow. In fact, for £2 or under you can get a range of socks, scratch mitts, t-shirts and bodysuits.

Pick up these items alongside your food essentials in your local store, or have them delivered to your door.

Primark

Primark is known as being an affordable name on the great British high street, and their baby clothing is no exception.

Prices start at just £2.50 or a pack of three bodysuits, so that’s less than £1 per bodysuit. You can browse the collection online, but it’s only available to buy in store. The good news is that you can check the stock of your chosen products in your local store online so you can be sure your branch will have what you need before you head out.

As well as basic essentials, you’ll also find lots of lovely Disney items in collaborations that Primark have also become known for. Browse by product, gender, age or colour so you can find exactly what you want quickly.

Boots

Find all you need to dress your new baby from head to toe with the Mothercare range of babywear at Boots.

Prices start at just £3 for essential t-shirts and leggings. Right now, there’s also a range of offers available on baby clothing - and you could save up to 70 percent on the price of some of those must-have items, including mittens, bodysuits, sleepsuits and more.