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Sample rows

10 of the 515 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 88 businesses, 62 of them with an email address. Florida follows with 80.

28 rows (5%) carry one of 1 names used by 10 or more listings, led by BabyGap with 28. 460 businesses have a name used only once, and 318 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 274 rated businesses is 4.9, and 133 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 360 email addresses, 194 (54%) are role addresses such as info@, 69 (19%) name a person and 97 (27%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this baby clothing store email list?

The baby clothing store file holds 515 Google Maps listings, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a shop that sells clothes for infants and toddlers: an independent boutique with a curated rack, a children's consignment shop, a small chain location, or a store that sells baby wear next to gifts. A boutique that runs a second shop in another town has two rows.

360 listings carry an email address taken from the store's own website, one per business. The phone column is filled on 425 rows and the website column on 285. Boutiques often run on a social media account and an online shop page, so a website is present on more than half of the rows.

The only category is Baby clothing store. The file does not tell new-goods boutiques from consignment shops, so the business name and the site must do that.

How can you segment the file?

Everything is a spreadsheet filter on the CSV columns. Four are useful for a baby clothing buyer list.

Store names tell you a lot about what a shop sells. Words such as boutique, consignment, resale, organic, kids, gifts, children or baby help sort the list into new, secondhand, eco-minded and gift-led stores. A wholesale brand that sells new clothes should leave the consignment names out.

State and city let a sales rep or a trade show organizer plan a territory. Brooklyn has 18 listings, enough for a day of walk-in visits for a local brand.

The address types are 69 named-person, 194 role and 97 on a free mail service. Many boutique owners use a role address like hello@ for the shop, so role addresses are the biggest group.

• Business name: boutique, consignment, organic, gifts or kids.
• State and city: territory plans for reps and local shows.
• Email type: named and free mail for owners, role for the shop inbox.
• Website: shows brands carried and price level.

Who buys a baby clothing store email list?

Brands and suppliers that sell to children's retailers use this kind of list. Baby clothing labels, including organic cotton and bamboo lines, look for independent boutiques that will carry them. Wholesale marketplaces and trade show organizers invite store owners to place orders. Sales reps who cover gift and children's apparel lines add new accounts.

Point of sale and inventory software vendors pitch shops that track sizes and seasons. Ecommerce platform apps, shipping label services and packaging suppliers sell to stores that also sell online. Payment processors, loyalty program makers, display fixture and hanger suppliers, and local ad services also fit. Gift basket makers and baby shower planners look for shops that sell gifts.

California has 88 stores and Florida has 80, so a brand with a West Coast or Florida presence has a large pool in those states.

How do you run outreach to baby clothing stores?

A boutique owner is often on the sales floor and reads email after closing. Buying for the next season happens months ahead of the weather, so a spring line should reach stores in winter, and a holiday line in late summer. A message that arrives during the December rush is likely to be skipped.

Offer a wholesale deal in terms a shop owner can judge: minimum order, price per piece, size range, delivery time and whether you can send a lookbook. A brand should say what makes the line different for a parent, such as fabric or sizing. A software seller should say what it does for a small shop with a few hundred items.

For the 69 named-person rows and the free mail rows, write to the owner by first name. For the role addresses, ask who buys new lines and keep the note short enough to forward. Mention the town or the style of the store, which the website column lets you check.

A phone call a few days after the email gives a second chance to reach the owner. Test one segment, such as organic boutiques in one state, then widen. Watch bounces after the first batch.

What email rules apply when you write to baby clothing stores?

CAN-SPAM covers marketing email sent to a children's clothing shop. Every message needs your company's valid postal address and an opt-out that works and that you honor. A shop owner who replies to stop gets no more mail from your list.

Which states and cities should you start with?

By state, listings and emails: California 88 and 62, Florida 80 and 56, New York 36 and 25, Texas 34 and 24, Arizona 17 and 12, Georgia 15 and 10, Illinois 14 and 10, New Jersey 14 and 10, Colorado 13 and 9, North Carolina 13 and 9.

Brooklyn has 18 stores, the most of any city. Los Angeles and Miami have 15. New York has 11. Atlanta and Houston have 10, Chicago 9, Pittsburgh 7, and Birmingham and Denver 6.

Brooklyn and New York together give a rep a dense route on foot. Los Angeles and Miami are the two next-largest markets. Pittsburgh, Birmingham and Denver are small test cities for a brand that wants to check the pitch before it spends on a bigger state.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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