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What Is a Set of Clothes for a Newborn Called? Newborn Outfit Guide

What Is a Set of Clothes for a Newborn Called? Newborn Outfit Guide
Elara Winslet in: Baby Gear 17 November 2025

A newborn's complete set of clothes is called a layette. Learn what's included, what to avoid, how many you really need, and where to buy safe, comfortable outfits for your baby's first weeks.

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