Bali's rainy season doesn't bring cold weather. Humidity holds around 80 percent most of the year, with daily highs rarely dropping below 28C even during a downpour, according to the World Meteorological Organization. The goal for dressing a baby here is airflow, not extra warmth. Muslin cotton is woven in an open, loose weave, and those gaps let air move through the fabric so a damp outfit dries quickly instead of staying wet against the skin. That same loose weave is also why muslin softens with every wash and creases easily, which is just how the fabric behaves.
Epic's clothes are double-layer muslin cotton, pre-washed so they arrive soft instead of stiff, sewn with flat seams, and finished with child-safe dyes and no harsh finishes. Wash cold on a gentle cycle, tumble dry low or hang, and skip fabric softener and high heat, both of which work against the quick-drying weave. Humid nights in rainy season also bring out more mosquitoes, so pair this with what to dress a baby in for mosquito hours in Bali. If the room only has a fan and no air conditioning, the same humidity logic applies indoors, covered in what a baby should wear in a fan-only room.
Pack more outfits than you'd think you need. Rain means sudden changes from dry to soaked, and the humidity means more sweat besides, so a few spare muslin outfits a day is realistic rather than excessive. Sizes run roughly newborn to 4 years, and if you're unsure how loose the fit should sit, how muslin baby clothes should fit walks through it. Epic ships worldwide with tracked delivery and takes unworn returns within 30 days, so sizing up slightly for a growing toddler is a low-risk call.