This collection is built around reusable cloth diapering — adjustable covers, absorbent inserts, swim diapers, and swaddle blankets — for parents who want to cut down on disposable waste and diaper costs without sacrificing fit or reliability.
Adjustable diaper covers
Our snap-adjustable covers are designed to fit from roughly newborn through age 2 on a single diaper, growing with your baby instead of needing new sizes every few months. Pocket-style covers have an opening to insert absorbent padding directly, while all-in-two designs let you snap a fresh insert onto a reused cover.
Inserts and liners
Microfiber inserts absorb quickly and work well for daytime use, though they can compress and leak under sustained pressure. Cotton inserts hold more liquid and sit gentler against skin, at the cost of a longer drying time. Bamboo charcoal liners are known for strong odor control and high absorbency, which makes them a popular pick for overnight changes. Mixing insert types lets you tune absorbency to the time of day or your baby's stage.
Swim diapers
Our reusable, waterproof swim diapers are built to contain solid waste in the pool, not to absorb liquid the way a standard cloth diaper does. They're a separate product for a separate purpose, not an absorbency substitute for everyday wear.
Swaddle blankets
Soft muslin cotton swaddle blankets round out the newborn essentials in this collection, useful for wrapping, burping, or as a lightweight nursing cover alongside your cloth diapering routine.
Getting started with cloth diapering
A common starting stash is 15 to 20 covers with 20 to 30 inserts, enough to wash every 1 to 2 days without running out. Most pieces are machine washable with a cold rinse followed by a hot wash using a cloth-diaper-safe detergent, avoiding fabric softeners that can reduce absorbency over time.
