Princess Tiana clothes get asked for by name more often at the baby end than most of the lineup — she is frequently a family's first princess. The range runs newborn through kids 8 in the film's green and gold, across bodysuits, dresses and sets.
Princess Tiana Baby Clothes
The Tiana baby pieces are the core of this range: snap-crotch bodysuits and rompers in the deep green and gold, sized newborn through 24 months. They get bought as gifts as often as for a child already asking, which is why the packaging-friendly sizes move fastest.
Green and Gold Instead of Pink
Tiana is the reason a princess drawer does not have to be entirely pink. The emerald and gold palette is genuinely useful — it works with denim, cream and brown, and it does not clash with the rest of a wardrobe the way a saturated pink often does.
Dresses With the Water-Lily Detail
The film's signature is the lily silhouette at the bodice and hem. Here it appears as printed and appliquéd detail on knit dresses, plus tulle-skirt cuts for occasions — lined in soft jersey, because unlined tulle is what gets a dress worn once and then refused.
A Princess Who Works for Older Kids Too
Tiana holds up past the age where some characters get dropped, partly because the story is about work rather than rescue. Practically, that means the kids 6 to 8 sizes here get worn as normal clothes — a green tee with the lily motif reads as a graphic tee, not a costume.
- Knit dresses and tees for daily wear
- Lined tulle for parties and photos
- Bodysuits and rompers at the baby end
Building Around One Character
Most families end up with two or three. The full range sits in Disney Princess clothes and Disney clothes. For the baby end generally, see baby girl clothes.
Keeping the Green From Going Dull
Deep greens go flat under hot water faster than they shrink. Cool or warm wash, inside out, tumble low — the emerald is the whole point of these pieces, and it is worth the extra care setting.
