What Prince Louis in a Sainsbury's shirt tells us about the Cambridges' parenting style
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telegraph.co.ukWilliam and Kate have become more practical as their brood has grown Back when Prince George was first introduced to the world in July 2013, he was swaddled in a super-fine merino wool christening shawl by G.H.Hurt & Son.
It was the kind of heirloom piece that seemed typical for a royal baby - beautifully made, by a heritage brand, with an appropriately lofty price tag of £62.
Every new royal baby for the last 70 years, since the Queen gave birth to Prince Charles in 1948, has worn the label. For much of their eldest son’s early years, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge continued with this theme, dressing George in beautifully made, traditional-looking pieces by independent brands, among them a romper by Belgian childrenswear label Les
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