Where to Find the Best Children’s Clothing Shops in Dallas

Perched next door to Ritual One in Travis Walk, Apples to Zucchini Monogramming (aka A to Z Monogramming) carries a variety of fantastic children’s brands, from Little English to Rachel Riley. But the charming shop’s real bread and butter is its monogramming. The A to Z team will work with you to craft personalized, hand-stitched perfection.

Owner Carrie Barnard has trendy finds for your infants and toddlers, with luxe baby gear brands (like Uppababy, Charlie Crane, and Freshly Picked) for the aesthete moms.

You know a Dondolo dress when you see one — they’re meticulously hand-sewn with beautiful, timeless detailing. The lovely collections for girls and boys are made by mothers in founder Catalina Gonzalez’s native Colombia.

If you have a small, smocked friend in your life, you’re likely familiar with this longtime Snider Plaza boutique. Here, the employees are well versed in seersucker sets, holiday-themed bows, and the perfect outfit for a highly photographed day, with coveted brands like Feltman Brothers, Minnow, and Luli & Me among its ranks.

What began as a blog, jojomommyblog.com, morphed into an online store then brick-and-mortar, known for classic timeless children’s clothing from layettes to 10 years old. Stocked classics include saddle shoes, ballerina slippers, Mary Janes, mocs and t-straps; bubble playsuits, jon-jons, and backpacks ready for monogramming. Owner Kari Schlegel Kloewer’s love for blue and white, stars, and scallops crop up throughout the Inwood Village shop, with a hand-painted blue-and-white-striped ceiling.

In 2018, owners Janet and Jay Finegold moved their longtime children’s clothing and accessories emporium from the Plaza at Preston Center (where it had been for 25 years) to a bigger, 3,800-square-foot store in Inwood Village, proving their knack for dressing Dallas (Janet previously worked in wholesale for Polo Ralph Lauren) has only gotten better with time.

Known for well-made, preppy clothes for littles up to 8, this women-owned boutique has been a charming mainstay of the Shops of Highland Park since 2012. Think pastel linen bubbles, dainty designs, and cashmere blankets, with custom monogramming and personalized gifts available in-store.

When your kids have outgrown the chic sets at Baby Bliss, head next door to its sister store, Mini Me. Dress your family (and adorn their rooms) from toddler to tween with playful prints by Pink Chicken and Suburban Riot’s graphic tees.

The mother/daughter team behind this beloved Lakewood shop matches cute with quality. Expect cool finds like Lola & The Boys, Super Smalls, and BuDhaGirl paired with gender-neutral accessories and sustainably-made party goods.