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Baby Clothing 6-36 Months
Champion baby clothing from 6 to 36 months: coordinated two-piece sets, fleece tracksuits, T-shirts and low-cut trainers in sizes 22 to 27, built for the first three years of everyday movement.
Baby clothes 6-36 months: what's in the collection?
Champion baby clothes bring the codes of sportswear into the sizes made for the first years. The collection covers the 6 to 36 month range, built mostly around coordinated two-piece sets, with T-shirts and trainers alongside them.
It is a wardrobe you put together by season rather than by piece. Sweatshirt and trouser sets cover the colder months, T-shirt and shorts sets handle the mild ones, and the same colours and graphics run across both.
For the age groups that follow, kids' clothing, trainers and accessories gathers the whole junior range in one place.
Which baby sets are in the range?
Baby sets are the core of the collection. The selection covers T-shirt and shorts sets, sweatshirt and trouser sets, crew-neck and trouser sets and full-zip hooded sets: the top changes, the logic stays the same.
A set answers the outfit in one move, with two pieces designed to be worn together in the same colour and the same finish. They are still two independent garments, though, and each one works with the rest of the drawer.
That is what makes a set worth more than the sum of its parts. The sweatshirt goes over different trousers, the trousers go under a different T-shirt, and one purchase produces several combinations across the week.
Crew-neck, hood or full zip?
The top sets the character. A crew-neck keeps the line simple and slides easily under a jacket, while a hood adds volume and pushes the outfit further towards everyday sportswear.
Full-zip hooded sets open all the way down, which is the practical build at this age: the top goes on and comes off without pulling anything over the head. It is the difference you feel most in the morning.
What works in the warmer months?
When it turns mild, T-shirt and shorts sets take the weight out of the outfit compared with a sweatshirt and long trousers. The two halves are worn together to keep the coordinated look, or split and matched with something else.
T-shirts are also sold in packs of three, the most practical part of the selection: more changes in the drawer, at an age when the day rarely ends in the clothes it started in. The same families carry on in girls' T-shirts once the months turn into years.
How do you dress a baby in spring and autumn?
The mid-seasons ask for layers that move. A T-shirt works as the base, and a sweatshirt goes over it when the temperature drops in the late afternoon.
A set with long trousers earns its place here because it can be worn whole or broken up: the top is added and removed through the day, while the trousers stay as the base of the outfit. It is the same wardrobe doing two jobs, which is what keeps it in rotation from March through to November.
What should you reach for in the cold months?
In winter the sweatshirt and trouser sets lead. Fleece tracksuits with ribbed cuffs close at the wrist and the ankle, which holds the shape in place on a child who is crawling, walking and being carried by turns.
Selected models are brushed inside, and that is stated on the individual product page rather than across the category. A T-shirt under the sweatshirt builds the extra layer when the temperature really falls.
Which sizes does the collection cover?
Apparel sizes are expressed in months and run 6, 9, 12, 18, 24 and 36, so the progression follows the first three years rather than a general size chart. Availability varies from one model to the next.
The trainers use footwear numbering instead, from 22 to 27, covering the same 6 to 36 month range on a different scale. It is worth checking the two separately when a set and a pair of shoes are bought together.
Which trainers finish the outfit?
Footwear is part of this collection, not a separate errand. The selection is built around low-cut trainers in sizes 22 to 27, and some styles have lights in the sole, the detail children notice first.
With a full set the trainer keeps the outfit continuous; with a T-shirt and shorts it closes a lighter combination for spring and summer. For the whole assortment go to kids' trainers, or to children's shoes for the smaller end of the range.
How do you get the most out of the collection?
Starting from a set is the simplest route, but it is not the only one. Separating the sweatshirt from the trousers opens up combinations with the T-shirts already in the drawer, and the cotton sets with graphics give the plainer pieces something to sit against.
Past 36 months the same product families carry on in girls' clothing 3-16 and boys' clothing 3-16, where the coordinated logic continues through girls' tracksuits and sets. Kids' accessories fills in the rest of the wardrobe.
Where does the sportswear come from?
Champion was founded in 1919 in sportswear, and the baby collection carries that origin into the 6 to 36 month sizes through sets, T-shirts and trainers made to be worn in motion.
Baby Clothing 6-36 Months Frequently Asked Questions