Last updated on May 9th, 2026 at 10:42 pm
As you know, I’ve extensively tried and honestly reviewed many of Quince’s offerings for myself. But how does Quince’s baby clothing line compare to the rest of their products? Over the past year, I’ve tried several of their onesies, pajamas, and sleep sacks for baby boy. Here are my thoughts so far!
Quince Baby Pajamas & Onesies
Items reviewed:
- Baby Bamboo Footie Pajama $19 Compared to Kyte Baby and Hanna Andersson
- Baby Organic Cotton One-Piece Pajama $19 Compared to Hanna Andersson
- Softest Rib One-Piece Pajama $24 Compared to Mori
- Softest Rib Onesie $12 and Organic Cotton Short Sleeve Onesie $12 Compared to Hanna Andersson
Overall Verdict
In general, Quince sizing runs closer to true-to-size, while Kyte and Hanna Andersson tend to run smaller. That said, Quince pieces still have a few fit quirks.
Short-Sleeve Onesies
Both of the short-sleeve onesies are well made, with clean stitching and thicker fabric. However, they run short and wide. If you have a long, slim baby like ours, I would recommend Honest Baby or Little Planet by Carter’s organic cotton onesies instead.
Organic Cotton Footless Pajamas
These are excellent quality and generally fit true to size. The organic cotton pajamas have a nice weight and are great for winter. However, they start to run quite skinny beginning at the 9 – 12 month size, so fit may vary after that point. We had a great experience with the 3 – 9 month sizes.
To be fair, this is similar to Hanna Andersson cotton pajamas, which run extremely slim from the start. I was never able to fit baby boy into them comfortably, even though he is on the slim side at around the 30th percentile for weight and 80th percentile for height.

Softest Rib and Bamboo Footie Pajamas
Quince’s bamboo pajamas are an affordable alternative to Kyte Baby and fit true to size. However:
- They’re not quite as soft as Kyte
- The grippy foot dots can start to peel off after a few washes

Kyte still has an advantage for smaller babies, since they offer preemie and newborn sizes, and their sizing runs smaller overall.

If you like the stretchiness of bamboo but want something slightly thicker, I love Hanna Andersson’s Hannasoft line. These often go on sale for $20–$35 per piece and are substantial enough to wear during cooler months.
Quince’s softest rib pajamas are a dupe of the Mori pajamas and feel very similarly. They’re also on the thinner side and great for warmer months.
My Go-To Picks
For our long and slim baby, our favorites have been:
- Quince Softest Rib pajamas
- Quince Organic Cotton footless pajamas (up to the 9-month size)
- Hanna Andersson Hannasoft pajamas (buy one size up if you’re towards the end of the age range)
Overall, Quince is a solid option. However, if you’re looking for colorful patterns and prints, Kyte and Hanna Andersson offer a wider selection, and both brands run frequent sales to bring down the cost.
Quince Sleep Sacks (Sleep Bags)
Quince’s baby sleep sacks are $35, compared to Kyte’s $55 for a small (0–6 months).
The materials are very similar: a bamboo-based rayon exterior with poly fill.
The main difference is in the TOG ratings.
- Quince’s 1.0 TOG sleep sack does not include the quilted layer, whereas Kyte’s does.
- This makes the Quince sacks feel about one layer thinner than Kyte.

Because of this, the Quince 2.5 TOG (Fall/Winter) sleep sack is the closer equivalent to Kyte’s standard version. But even then, at $39, it’s still a great value compared to Kyte. If you’re not married to any specific pattern from Kyte, Quince is a clear winner here!
I hope you find this helpful as you navigate the nearly endless shopping options for keeping your little one comfy!
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