5 Baby Clothes Business Success Stories [2024]

Pat Walls

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Updated: November 1st, 2023

Start A Baby Clothes Business

Here are some real life success stories of starting a baby clothes business:

1. Bambox ($720K/year)

Charles Carette, CEO & Co-founder of Bambox, came up with the idea for his business while working at a third-party logistics provider in Argentina. Seeing the opportunity to make the lives of parents easier, Charles and his co-founders designed a monthly subscription-based ecommerce for baby essentials combined with a virtual assistant to guide new parents. Despite facing challenges in a country where ecommerce is not widely trusted, Bambox has grown to ship over 1,100 boxes per month and has an MRR of $60,000, with a projected ARR of $750,000 for 2019.

How much they make: $720K/year
How much did it cost to start: $100
Current team size: 7

How We Grew Our Baby Subscription Box To $60K MRR

Argentinian startup Bambox has grown its monthly recurring revenue to $60,000 and ships more than 1,100 boxes of baby essentials a month, a figure expected to help it achieve an annual recurring revenue of about $750,000 in 2019, after launching its first subscription service in July 2017.

About

Charles started Bambox over 6 years ago

Revenue

Charles grew the business to $60K/month

Costs

It cost Charles $100 to start the business

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2. Parker Baby Co. ($6M/year)

Sam and Kirsten, a husband and wife team, founded Parker Baby Co. after struggling to find a diaper bag that met their needs. They designed a large, stylish, gender-neutral, and affordable diaper backpack, which became their most well-known product. With rapid sales growth of 300%, 87%, and 48% from 2017 to 2019, they have positioned themselves as a successful practical baby products brand.

How much they make: $6M/year
How much did it cost to start: $1.5K
Current team size: 2

How We Started A $325K/Month Practical Baby Products Brand

Husband and wife team from Colorado started Parker Baby Co. in 2015, specializing in practical baby products that experienced rapid sales growth of 300%, 87%, and 48% in 2017-2019 and is expecting more than 65% growth in 2020, with $325k monthly earnings.

About

Kirsten started Parker Baby Co. over 8 years ago

Revenue

Kirsten grew the business to $500K/month

Costs

It cost Kirsten $1500 to start the business

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Learn more about starting a baby clothes business:

Where to start?

-> How much does it cost to start a baby clothes business?
-> Pros and cons of a baby clothes business

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-> Examples of established baby clothes business
-> Marketing ideas for a baby clothes business

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3. Buckle Me Baby Coats ($2.4M/year)

Dahlia Rizk, a New Hampshire mom of three, came up with the idea for Buckle Me Baby Coats when a Facebook post she shared of her nephew wearing the coat went viral. Realizing the need for a car seat-friendly winter coat, Dahlia designed a coat with shoulder seams that open and a side zipper, eliminating the need to take off the coat before strapping the child in. With a strong demand and impressive sales of $50,000 a month, Buckle Me Baby Coats is set to continue its steady growth.

How much they make: $2.4M/year
Current team size: 1

How A Single Mom Designed A $50,000/Month Car Seat-Friendly Kids Coat

A New Hampshire Mom of three founded Buckle Me Baby Coats two years ago, which now makes $50,000 monthly, offering a puffy winter coat designed to safely use in the car seat.

About

Dahlia started Buckle Me Baby Coats over 7 years ago

Revenue

Dahlia grew the business to $200K/month

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