Kate Middleton's Dress Is Not For Sale — But That Baby Blanket Is

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Jenny Packham's brand manager confirmed to Vanity Fair that the powder-blue polka-dotted dress Kate Middleton wore for her first post-baby photo-op was a custom design. The company will not be duplicating it for retail.

The white, super-fine merino knit shawl that Kate and Will wrapped around little George and instantly transformed into the Official Royal Baby Swaddling Blanket, on the other hand, can be yours for £45.00.

The blanket is by G.H. Hurt and Company, a British knitwear brand, and it is still available — though the company warns on its Web site that "due to a well publicised event," they are experiencing production delays. Another blanket, which George was wrapped in for the car ride back to the palace, has already sold out.

— Jenna Sauers

· Jenny Packham Confirms Duchess Kate's Dress is Bespoke, You Won't Be Able to Buy It [Vanity Fair]
· Super-Fine Merino Wool Christening Shawl [G.H. Hurt and Company]
· Royal Baby's Swaddling Blanket Sells Out [The Cut]
· All Royal Baby Coverage [Racked]