Garments & patterns

Small garment tied or snapped around an infant's neck to protect clothing while feeding, typically made with absorbent or wipeable fabric and a curved neckline.

Clothing designed and graded for infants and children, typically featuring simplified construction, growth allowances, and safety-focused hardware.

Reusable fabric diaper, typically layered with absorbent inner fabric and a waterproof outer layer, closed with snaps or hook-and-loop tape.

A collared, button-front shirt intended for formal or business wear, typically featuring a fitted body, cuffs, and a placket front.

Clothing designed and constructed according to conventions of masculine dress, typically featuring structured tailoring and standardized sizing.

A narrow strip of fabric, typically cut on the bias and interlined, worn knotted around a shirt collar as a decorative accessory.

One-piece infant garment covering the torso and closing at the crotch with snaps, combining a top and bottom into a single easy-change piece.

Soft, lightweight square blanket, usually made from flannel, cotton, or knit fabric with finished or bound edges, used for swaddling and wrapping infants.

A one-piece garment combining a top and shorts, typically fastened with snaps at the crotch for ease of diaper changing on infants.

Standardized clothing required by an educational institution, typically produced to fixed specifications for fabric, color, and construction.

Row of snap fasteners along the inseam or crotch of an infant garment allowing it to be opened flat for easy nappy changes.

A tailored, structured jacket cut to match trousers as part of a matched suit, featuring lapels, a canvassed front, and set-in sleeves.

A sleeveless, fitted upper-body garment worn over a shirt and beneath a jacket, traditionally with a front closure and back adjustment strap.