Buying guide
Pick by age and activity: onesies suit newborns and quick changes, rompers and playsuits suit crawling and active toddlers, sets give a top and bottom you can mix and layer, and dresses suit warm days and twirly play. Every piece is double-layer muslin cotton, pre-washed soft, with flat seams for comfort.
By Vanessa & Bob, Epic in Bali · Updated 28 August 2026
We get asked this a lot: which piece to start with. There's no single right answer, since it depends on your child's age and what they're doing that day. Every style is made from the same double-layer muslin cotton, so the choice comes down to fit and ease.
The simplest option for a newborn, easy to get on and off through the many changes of early weeks.
One piece with nothing to match, a good pick once your baby starts to crawl and needs freedom to move.
Cut for active play, so a toddler can sit, climb and crawl without any fabric holding them back.
Two pieces you can mix and layer, handy when the temperature changes through the day.
A dress for a warm day out or twirling in the yard, still double-layer muslin cotton underneath.
Sizes run roughly newborn to 4 years across every style. Onesies suit the youngest babies, and rompers, playsuits, sets and dresses work well from crawling age onward.
Wash cold on a gentle cycle and tumble dry low or hang to dry. Skip fabric softener and high heat, and expect some creasing, since that is normal for a loose weave.