Taking a blank item and creating an outfit out of it is a highly creative and artistic job. The most important features are comfort, convenience, safety, and durability. To protect a newborn's soft skin, only natural fibers should be used. 100% cotton with its natural breathable properties is an excellent choice. Medium weight cotton can be worn all year round and provides the most versatility.

The thick, plush cotton and quality workmanship give our bodysuits extended life and wearing time so there's no getting thinner or worn out after repeated washings. They are made with double stitching and all seams have an over-lock stitching to prevent unraveling. The labels are placed between the binding and the garment so that there are no rough edges on baby's delicate skin. Best of all, our bodysuits run true to size, fitting right even after washing.

Manufacturing Technical Details

For the finished garment to be of such fine quality, all details of production must be done using only the most advanced equipment and vigorous quality checks.

The cottons for the production of our bodysuits come from selected cotton fields around the globe. Only ringspun yarn, single 24 count is used. The knitting of the cotton fabric is done on the most advanced high-speed German Terrot machines, which are housed in the factory, supplying the fabric for all our manufacturer's garments (fabric weight 180 gram or 5.4 oz). The fabric is then dyed using the most modern atmospheric jet dyeing machines, then continuously tumble dried and finally centered to achieve the best shrinkage results possible.

The care and attention given to the creation of the fabric is then followed by modern garment manufacturing techniques, using computerized laser cutting equipment and high speed fully automated back-latching and fiat locking sewing machines. Once the garments are sewn they are run through an extra precautionary procedure for metal detection (which is now paramount requirement with all European retailers).

Only Prym Schaeffer fasteners and attaching equipment are used. The force to detach fastener from fabric is 90 newtons minimum, which exceeds even the most stringent requirements. Prym Schaeffer warrants their fasteners to outlive the garments to which they are fitted.

The final step in the process is the quality control check where every garment is inspected for defects. Only perfect goods pass through this vigorous checkpoint.

Refer to the chart below to see which size is best for your baby: