Baby romper fabric selection

100% Organic cotton

Organic cotton is an excellent choice for baby clothing as it is naturally grown without the use of chemical fertilizers or pesticides. Bamboo fabric is ultra-soft and highly absorbent, making it ideal for a baby's delicate skin. Bamboo and cotton blends provide the best of both worlds, offering an extremely comfortable fit while still being durable and long-lasting. Ultimately, the decision of which fabric is best for your baby will depend on your lifestyle, as well as personal preference. No matter which you choose, organic materials are always a safe option for your baby's skin.

Bamboo fibre

Bamboo fabric is ultra-soft and highly absorbent, making it ideal for a baby's delicate skin. Bamboo fabric is becoming increasingly popular for baby clothing because of its high level of breathability and moisture-wicking properties. Bamboo fabric is also naturally hypoallergenic.

Baby bamboo fiber fabric rompers account for more than 55% of the market, and more and more mothers choose bamboo fabric clothing for their babies.


 

Bamboo and Organic cotton blend

Softness: Bamboo is naturally softer than many other fabrics, making it perfect for baby clothing. When blended with cotton, it creates a luxurious feel that is comfortable against sensitive skin. Breathability: Both bamboo and cotton are highly absorbent and allow air to flow freely through fabric keeping your baby cool in warmer temperatures.

Durability: Cotton has strong tensile strength which makes it excellent for providing support to growing bodies without being constricting or uncomfortable. The bamboo fibers add more protection against dirt and grime while still allowing air to breathe easily through the fabric.

Additionally, because bamboo is naturally antibacterial and antifungal, it helps protect babies from germs while providing extra warmth in cooler months. The combination of bamboo and cotton also allows clothes to retain shape even after frequent washings so they will last longer than other fabrics.