Healthy certified and natural clothing for children.

The first year of a child's life is a time of constant joy and constant spending, because the child's body length increases by up to 25 cm, i.e. four sizes. Delicate children's skin requires great care, so you should be careful about reading labels to learn about the composition of the fabric from which the body, caftan or romper are sewn

What to look for when buying baby clothes?
Regardless of whether we are newly baked parents or buy clothes as a gift, the absolute rule is that those parts of the baby's wardrobe that are next to his skin should be sewn from pure cotton. There is no point in worrying about how quickly caftans or bodysuits without extras in the form of e.g. elastane are defragmented, because at that time the child grows out of his clothes on average every three months. The most important issue is the safety and health of the baby's skin.

It is also important that the clothes have appropriate approvals, which will be presented in the next section. Acrylic yarn is an acceptable material for sweaters worn occasionally.

Another point to look out for is the time of year when the child is to wear clothes. The matter seems obvious, but remember that in most cases, especially for a gift, we buy exaggerated children's clothes. It is therefore important to consider at what time of year the child will actually wear the garment. Infants grow on average 6 cm in 3 months.

The convenience of using the clothes, both for the child and the parent, is also important. In the case of bodysuits or rompers, choose those that allow quick access to the diaper.

What attestations and certificates have children's clothes?
Among children's products we will find a multitude of signs indicating that the product meets the standards enabling the attestation or certificate. Most of the signs concern the safety of toys intended for children under 3 years of age, but there is also a certificate that should be noted by every parent choosing clothes for infants or young children. The Öko-Tex Standard 100 Certificate is such a certificate. It is awarded by the International Association for the Research and Development of Ecology of Textile Technology Öko-Tex. Fabrics marked with this certificate are free from: pesticides, formaldehyde, heavy metals, allergenic agents, carcinogens and nitrogen dyes. Global Organic Textile Standards (GOTS) is another certificate used to mark clothes. It means that in a given garment a minimum of 95% of the fabric composition is organic. Even higher quality fabric composition is guaranteed by the OE 100 Standard certificate (100% organic cotton).
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