Buying guide
For quick, one-handed nappy changes, pick one-piece muslin outfits like a playsuit, romper or onesie: fewer pieces to remove, a loose weave that stays breathable, and a soft, pre-washed double-layer cotton that will not fight you at 3am. Epic's muslin cotton playsuits, rompers and frill onesies cover newborn through age four.
By Vanessa & Bob, Epic in Bali · Updated 14 October 2026
Nappy changes happen fast and often, especially in the newborn months, and the right outfit makes the difference between a quick change and a wriggly stand-off. We're Vanessa and Bob, and we choose Epic's muslin cotton pieces because the soft, loose weave is easy to work with on a moving baby. This guide covers the three shapes in Epic's range built for quick changes, sized from newborn through age four.
One loose piece instead of a separate top and bottoms, so a change means handling a single garment, not two.
The same one-piece logic as the playsuit, in its own cut and length, so it's still just one garment to manage.
A onesie's snap-at-the-base design is about as simple as a one-handed change gets, with a bit of frill detail on top.
Yes. Muslin creases easily because of its loose, open weave. That's normal and doesn't affect how it wears or washes.
Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle, then tumble dry low or hang to dry. Skip fabric softener and high heat, and the fabric keeps softening with every wash.