Minimalist Fall Toddler Boy Capsule Wardrobe + FREE CHECKLIST | H&M Kids

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basket with colourful toddler clothes

I’m so excited to share with you today my fall toddler capsule wardrobe for this year.

Autumn is upon us and I couldn’t be more excited, especially when all the cute baby sweaters and tiny jackets start to make an appearance in stores. It also seems like my toddler has had a growth spurt because nearly all of his clothes are now too tight for him or the sleeves have become too short.

Around springtime I first shared my toddler’s capsule wardrobe and a lot of you found that post helpful, so here is the autumn version of my toddler boy capsule wardrobe for this year.

A couple of days ago I hopped on to the H&M website – my favourite place to shop for his clothes. It is cuteness overload on there! So I thought I would share with you the process of choosing his clothes and what items I went for. There is also a video haul at the bottom of this post if you want to have a better look at all of these items.

toddler boy capsule wardrobe picks

The Colour Scheme

I think the last time I re-did his wardrobe I went for a more neutral colour scheme, but this time I wanted just a tad more colour in there. Mainly because I found cute colourful items that I liked 🙂

I did choose some basic white and grey items, because those are always nice to have as basics. And then I picked a few yellow-mustard bits, as well as a bit of green and blue. I think as long as you have your basic colours down, any add-ons will go well with those.

Also, I picked some matching top-bottom sets, because I thought they would look cute and they’re versatile since you can mix and match with other items as well. Those rainbow items I couldn’t resist. They’re so cute, so I picked the sweater and the hat to go with it.

Layers

Since this is a fall wardrobe, I tried to have some good layering bits going on. The reasons for that are:

1. layers keep you warm in cold weather and

2. layers work best when go in and out of places and need to put on or take off clothes.

For example, I will put on him a short sleeve body, then a sweater, then a jacket on really cold days. If we’re inside a supermarket for example, which is usually not super warm, I will let him be in his sweater. If we go into a place where he gets more hot, like the soft-play, then I can let him stay in just a short-sleeve body. I love to have that versatility for him.

I hope you found this minimalist toddler / baby boy capsule wardrobe helpful.

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