Premature Baby Clothes That Actually Fit
Sizing from 1lb to 8lb, chosen by a NICU mum who's been there.
Sizing from 1lb to 8lb, chosen by a NICU mum who's been there.
Every piece in our premature baby clothing range is chosen by Rachael, a NICU mum who knows exactly what those first fragile days feel like. Soft fabrics, thoughtful sizing, and designs that work in the NICU and at home.
Founded by a NICU mum
Rachael's son Theo was born at 28 weeks
Sizes 1lb–8lb
Chosen for premature babies from day one
Free UK shipping
On all orders over £40
30-day returns
No quibbles, peace of mind
Theo was born at 28 weeks, weighing just 600g, and spent 101 days in the NICU in Manchester. His mum Rachael founded Simply Preemie because she couldn't find premature baby clothes that truly fitted him. Every piece in our range is chosen with that experience in mind.
Browse our full range of premature baby clothes by your baby's weight, or use our size guide if you're not sure what to choose
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Sizing is a guide only and may vary between garments. Always check individual product size guides and speak to your NICU team if you are unsure.
Caring for a premature baby comes with a lot of questions. Our knowledge hub brings together clear, practical guides on clothing, sizing, and growth, written with NICU parents in mind.
Premature babies need specially designed clothing that is soft, gentle, and perfectly sized for their tiny bodies. Preemie baby clothes are usually made with delicate fabrics, easy fastenings, and designs that allow for medical equipment if needed, helping premature newborn babies stay comfortable and protected in their early days.
Choosing the right size preemie baby clothes usually depends on your baby’s current weight rather than their age. Most premature baby clothing is sized by weight ranges, such as micro preemie, early baby, and tiny baby sizes. Soft, well-fitting clothes help keep premature newborn babies comfortable while allowing room for movement and any medical equipment if needed.
Read our full preemie clothing size guide
Most premature babies only need a small number of well-fitting preemie baby clothes at first, usually around five to seven essential items such as bodysuits, sleepsuits, and hats. Because premature newborn babies grow quickly and may spend time in hospital, it’s best to start with a few soft, comfortable pieces and add more as needed.
Read our full guide - How many preemie clothes do you need?
Many of our preemie baby clothes are suitable for NICU use because they are designed with soft fabrics, gentle fastenings, and easy access for medical equipment such as tubes and monitors. Comfortable, well-fitting clothing can help premature newborn babies stay warm and protected while supporting their specialised care needs.
If your baby is in hospital, it’s important to understand the NICU clothing rules before bringing in garments
Organic cotton preemie baby clothes can be a great choice because they are made without harsh chemicals and are especially gentle on delicate, sensitive skin. Soft, breathable fabrics help keep premature newborn babies comfortable and reduce irritation during their early days. Learn more about the benefits of organic clothing for premature babies in our detailed guide.
Delivery times vary depending on your location, but most UK orders arrive within a few working days. We aim to process and dispatch all preemie baby clothing as quickly as possible so you can receive your items when you need them most.
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Every preemie journey is different. Read real stories from parents who have experienced the challenges, strength, and milestones of life in the NICU.
Whether your baby is in the NICU or coming home for the first time, we're here to help you find the right clothes and answers. Every piece in our range is chosen by Rachael, a NICU mum who understands exactly what you're going through.