Quincy Mae

We list Quincy Mae on 15 of our 25 baby clothing pages: bodysuits, sleepers, rompers, gowns, pants, tops, sets, sweaters, bundles, outerwear, hats, sun hats, socks, swimwear, rash guards. For every type we open the brand's own site, pick one real product as the example, and write down its name, regular price, sizes and fabric the way the brand states them. For example, its bodysuits example is the Bamboo Short Sleeve Bodysuit; its sleepers example is the Bamboo Zip Footie; its rompers example is the Pointelle Long John. Each type name above links to a page where every brand that makes that piece is listed together, with its price tier, sizes and fabrics.

Quincy Mae is sold through: ryleeandcru.com, boutiques. The brand's own site is ryleeandcru.com. We class Quincy Mae as "boutique / indie", which describes the kind of company it is, not its quality. Every example on this page links straight to that product, so you land on the item and not on a search page. The prices we show are regular prices read on the day we checked. Stores run sales often, so the price at checkout can be lower than the one shown here. Stock and sizes change by season, and a print we link to may sell out; the same style usually comes back in a new color or print.

Most Quincy Mae listings we checked give the size range as: NB and 0-3M through 18-24M, plus 2-3Y and 4-5Y. Baby sizes are not standard from brand to brand. Two brands can put the same age on the label and cut the garment to different weights and lengths, and some brands size by height in centimeters instead of by months. Go by Quincy Mae's own size chart, which gives the weight and length each size is made for, and compare it with your baby's current measurements instead of age alone. We do not test fit, so we do not say whether a brand runs small or large.

The fabrics Quincy Mae names most often on the listings we checked: Brand names certified organic cotton; fabric categories include bamboo, brushed jersey, cotton gauze, ribbed knit, Tencel Modal, French terr. We did not see a GOTS or OEKO-TEX certificate stated on the Quincy Mae products we checked. That does not mean none exist; it means the pages we read did not state one. Where we show "organic", that is the brand's own wording. Fabric sold as bamboo is usually rayon or viscose made from bamboo, and the FTC explains how it should be labeled. Fabric can change between styles and seasons, so read the fiber content on the product page before you buy.

We have not confirmed a regular price on a Quincy Mae product yet, so this page shows no dollar figures for it. We place Quincy Mae in the mid-range tier. The tier compares a brand's regular prices with the other brands we list; it is not a judgment of quality. A regular price is the full price the brand lists. We never record a sale price, because sales start and end without notice and would make brands look cheaper or dearer than they usually are. The "Where Quincy Mae prices sit" section on this page shows each priced example against the same piece from every other brand we list.

Baby and toddler clothing line shown and sold on the Rylee + Cru site, with sets, sleepwear, nursery items and take-home sets. Quincy Mae is based in California. On ownership, our note reads: Sold through Rylee + Cru. We class it as "boutique / indie". Where a company is based is not the same as where its clothes are made. We do not label any brand as made in a particular country unless the brand states it for the product. To check whether Quincy Mae has recalled a product, search the brand name on the CPSC recall list. Cribpicks is not affiliated with or endorsed by Quincy Mae. Brand names belong to their owners.