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A short guide to choosing your fabric

For every piece you choose the fabric yourself. This guide helps you decide: where our materials come from, what a certificate means and how to keep everything beautiful.

Carefully chosen materials

We work only with high-quality fabrics from reputable merchants, specially made for baby and children's items: soft, skin-friendly and carefully selected for quality and softness.

OEKO-TEX® — transparent per fabric

If a fabric has an OEKO-TEX® certificate (STANDARD 100), it has been tested for harmful substances under that label. You can see the certificate per fabric when choosing on the product page. Fabrics without a certificate are not inferior — they are also carefully selected for quality and softness and simply don't (yet) carry that specific label.

Pre-washed and easy to care for

Everything is pre-washed to prevent shrinking and warping, so your purchase keeps its shape. Wash on a gentle cycle and avoid the tumble dryer for the longest life.

Which fabric for what?

Every fabric has its strength. Here's how to choose at a glance:

Heavy drooling and teething

Three-layer muslin, bamboo terry or stretch terry — these soak up the most and still feel dry.

Everyday bibs and cloths

Muslin and waffle cotton: airy, quick to dry and softer with every wash. The classics.

For cuddling and bundling up

Minky, mini cable and ribbed loopback are fluffy and snug — made for comforters and blankets.

Sturdy and timeless, day after day

Rib jersey, cotton jersey and baby knit keep their shape and set off an embroidered name beautifully.

Which fabrics will you find?

A selection of the categories in our range:

Baby Knit
Finely knitted cotton, airy and supple — made for baby clothes.
Bamboe badstof
Wonderfully soft bamboo terry, extra absorbent — ideal for sensitive baby skin.
Drielaags hydrofiel
Three layers of airy muslin in one fabric — extra absorbent, ideal for drooling and teething, and handy at mealtimes.
Hydrofiel
Light, breathable muslin cotton that gets softer with every wash — the classic for bibs and cloths.
Katoenen jersey
Supple, stretchy jersey — soft as a favourite T-shirt, perfect for playful prints.
Mini kabel
Fine cable knit with a hand-knitted look — extra snug.
Minky
Velvety plush — the ultimate cuddle fabric.
Rib jersey
Ribbed jersey with lovely texture; sturdy yet soft, keeps its shape well.
Rib loop
Ribbed loopback sweat fabric with soft loops inside — cosy and warm.
Stretch badstof
Soft, stretchy terry that absorbs moisture quickly — practical and comfy.
Wafel Katoen
Waffle-weave cotton — airy, absorbent and beautifully textured.

Every fabric, with its composition

This is the full list of the fabrics we work with today, with the fibre composition from the supplier's data sheet and the certificate that goes with it. So you can check for yourself what touches your child's skin.

Baby Knit

Bamboe badstof

Drielaags hydrofiel

Hydrofiel

Katoenen jersey

Mini kabel

Minky

Rib jersey

Stretch badstof

Other

Composition and washing advice come straight from the supplier. We re-check certificates every year; click one to view it at the source.

Ready to choose? Build your own piece in the shop.

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