The pieces your baby wears closest to their skin, all day and all night: bodysuits, babygrows, playsuits and rompers, made from 100% GOTS certified organic cotton.
If your baby has sensitive, dry or eczema-prone skin, what touches it matters. GOTS certification restricts the chemistry used all the way through processing, so these fabrics are made without chlorine bleach, formaldehyde-based finishes or restricted azo dyes. The cotton is soft and breathable from the first wash, with no stiff coatings to break in.
What to look for in clothes for sensitive skin
- Breathable natural fibre rather than synthetics, which can trap heat and sweat.
- Certified fabric you can check, not vague words like "natural" or "eco".
- Simple, soft construction: envelope necks and poppers so dressing involves less rubbing.
No fabric can treat or prevent a skin condition, and every baby is different. If your baby's skin is sore, cracked or not settling, speak to your GP or health visitor. Washing at 30°C with a non-bio detergent and skipping fabric softener helps keep any fabric gentle.
Want the detail? Read GOTS Certified Cotton Explained: What It Actually Means for Your Baby's Skin.
