When it comes to baby fashion, the words “gender neutral” are code for “subtle pea green” (nothing to envy about that).

Make the case for simple white instead. To wit: Oeuf’s new baby layette.

The modern kiddie brand — known for clean lines and eco-conscious design — delivers a selection of baby basics that lives up to its reputation. The entire collection — from beanies to blankets — is made under fair trade conditions in certified organic Peruvian cotton.

Items come in sizes 3 to 24 months and include kimono-style onesies and tees, jumpers with and without feet, long- and short-sleeve tees, pants, and ruffled diaper covers. No need to fear baby blowouts; nothing takes a splash of bleach quite like an all-white wardrobe.

Perfect for your blank canvas.

Available online at oeufnyc.com, $12-$56.

Photo: Courtesy of Oeuf

ROAR
Dino Day
What: Get a peek at a 49-million-year-old fossil, meet paleontologists, and munch on snacks.
Why: Join the T. rex-obsessed hunt for treasures in the dig pit.
When: Sat., 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Where: Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture, 17th Ave. NE, at 45th St. (206-543-5590). Adults, $10; children, $7.50; under 5, free.

CELEBRATE
SJCC Purim Carnival
What: Stop by for games, story time, and plenty of hamantaschen.
Why: Queen Esthers in need of extra flair make a beeline for the face painters.
When: Sun., noon-3 p.m.
Where: Stroum Jewish Community Center of Greater Seattle, 3801 E. Mercer Way, Mercer Island (206-232-7115). Admission is free.

EXPLORE
Glorious Girls’ Day
What: Seattle Asian Art Museum honors the Japanese holiday Hinamatsuri with tours and printmaking activities.
Why: Little bro feeling left out? Take him to the showing of My Neighbor Totoro.
When: Sat. Girls’ day, 11 a.m.-2 p.m.; movie, 1:30 p.m.
Where: Volunteer Park, 1400 E. Prospect St. (206-654-3100). Admission is free.