This must-have baby essential keeps your mini-me looking and feeling like pure perfection! Our Aster & Oak Organic Muslin Gingham Baby Swaddle Wrap offers a stylish, timeless design and is made from 100% certified organic cotton muslin for an ultra-comfy fit. Perfect for the warmer months, these wraps are lightweight, breathable, and generously sized so wrap 'em up snug! Available in: Pink Gingham, Sage Gingham, and Taupe Gingham Beautiful baby swaddle wrap Timeless gingham print Buttery soft Great for swaddling or as a cuddly blanket Gentle on baby's delicate skin Dimensions: 100 cm x 100 cm Made from super-soft 100% certified organic cotton muslin Ethically and sustainably made in China Sizing Measurements are a guide only; some styles may be sized differently and have different measurements. For instance, Aster & Oak's Harem Pants have a different waist and hip to their leggings, and the girls' tees are a slimmer fit than the boys' tees. As babies grow so differently, often age is not the best indicator of size. Therefore, the size chart includes weight and height to help you select the right size. Please note: Aster & Oak clothing is cut generously to allow room for growth and will generally fit well beyond the recommended age. SIZE WEIGHT HEIGHT AGE NB (0000) up to 4 kg Up to 56 cm Newborn 0-3 Months (000) 3-5 kg Up to 62 cm 0-3 Months 3-6 Months (00) 5-7 kg Up to 68 cm 3-6 Months 6-12 Months (0) 7-9 kg Up to 76 cm 6-12 Months 1 Year 9-11 kg Up to 84 cm 1 Year 2 Years 11-13 kg Up to 92 cm 2 Years 3 Years 13-15 kg Up to 100 cm 3 Years 4 Years 15-17 kg Up to 108 cm 4 Years 5 Years 17-19 kg Up to 116 cm 5 Years Care Cold, gentle machine wash with similar colours or hand-wash according to tags. Line dry inside out. DO NOT tumble dry. Why Organic Cotton? Clothing your little ones in standard cotton may seem like the natural choice, but are you surprised to hear that it isn't necessarily the safest one? During the production of non-organic cotton, lots of harsh chemicals and pesticides are sprayed onto the cotton plants. These chemicals have been directly linked to cancer, neurological impairment, and reproductive problems. By opting for organic cotton, you're protecting your baby from exposure to these harmful chemicals + making a socially responsible decision to care for our environment, which after-all, is for the benefit of the future of our little ones. So is organic cotton clothing better for your baby? It's by far the safest option and there are so many benefits to clothing our children in organic cotton, some of them more widely known than others. Let's take a peek at some of the benefits! WHY CERTIFIED? The Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) is the name of the governing body that oversees the certification criteria of organic cotton right around the world. Certification is critical in ensuring companies comply with the criteria necessary to have their products classified as truly organic. When purchasing organic, it's important that you ensure products are GOTS certified because unfortunately any company can lay false and misleading claims to an organic product otherwise. Certified farmers understand that healthy cotton promotes healthy living. They start with a clean slate, ridding their farms of all harmful substances before they start growing organic crops. Farms must be free from pesticides for three years before farming of organic cotton can commence. every process is a natural one. Organic cotton is the natural choice, when only the best will do. WHY ORGANIC? Certified Organic cotton is grown without the use of harmful pesticides, herbicides and chemical fertilisers whereas conventional cotton-growing techniques rely heavily on these nasties to control the quality of the soil. Ordinarily, cotton is processed using dyes, bleach, and a host of other unhealthy chemicals that have been attributed to allergies, eczema, and even cancer. Organic cotton, on the other hand, is free from all artificial additives as well as free from formaldehyde, which has been classified as a cancer-causing agent by the International Institute for Research on Cancer. Did you know that globally cotton covers 2.5% of the world's cultivated land, yet it uses 16%-25% of the world's insecticides, more than any other single major crop? And five of the top nine pesticides used on conventional cotton in the US alone, are known to be cancer-causing chemicals? These are just a couple of the many statistics that are now widely available to demonstrate the harmful effects of conventional cotton. SAFE AND GENTLE Babies have incredibly sensitive skin that is more porous and absorbent than adult skin. Similarly to the way parents carefully consider the type of shampoo or body wash to use on their baby, the textiles in clothing should also be considered because it comes into such close
This must-have baby essential keeps your mini-me looking and feeling like pure perfection! Our Aster & Oak Organic Muslin Gingham Baby Swaddle Wrap offers a stylish, timeless design and is made from 100% certified organic cotton muslin for an ultra-comfy fit. Perfect for the warmer months, these wraps are lightweight, breathable, and generously sized so wrap 'em up snug! Available in: Pink Gingham, Sage Gingham, and Taupe Gingham Beautiful baby swaddle wrap Timeless gingham print Buttery soft Great for swaddling or as a cuddly blanket Gentle on baby's delicate skin Dimensions: 100 cm x 100 cm Made from super-soft 100% certified organic cotton muslin Ethically and sustainably made in China Sizing Measurements are a guide only; some styles may be sized differently and have different measurements. For instance, Aster & Oak's Harem Pants have a different waist and hip to their leggings, and the girls' tees are a slimmer fit than the boys' tees. As babies grow so differently, often age is not the best indicator of size. Therefore, the size chart includes weight and height to help you select the right size. Please note: Aster & Oak clothing is cut generously to allow room for growth and will generally fit well beyond the recommended age. SIZE WEIGHT HEIGHT AGE NB (0000) up to 4 kg Up to 56 cm Newborn 0-3 Months (000) 3-5 kg Up to 62 cm 0-3 Months 3-6 Months (00) 5-7 kg Up to 68 cm 3-6 Months 6-12 Months (0) 7-9 kg Up to 76 cm 6-12 Months 1 Year 9-11 kg Up to 84 cm 1 Year 2 Years 11-13 kg Up to 92 cm 2 Years 3 Years 13-15 kg Up to 100 cm 3 Years 4 Years 15-17 kg Up to 108 cm 4 Years 5 Years 17-19 kg Up to 116 cm 5 Years Care Cold, gentle machine wash with similar colours or hand-wash according to tags. Line dry inside out. DO NOT tumble dry. Why Organic Cotton? Clothing your little ones in standard cotton may seem like the natural choice, but are you surprised to hear that it isn't necessarily the safest one? During the production of non-organic cotton, lots of harsh chemicals and pesticides are sprayed onto the cotton plants. These chemicals have been directly linked to cancer, neurological impairment, and reproductive problems. By opting for organic cotton, you're protecting your baby from exposure to these harmful chemicals + making a socially responsible decision to care for our environment, which after-all, is for the benefit of the future of our little ones. So is organic cotton clothing better for your baby? It's by far the safest option and there are so many benefits to clothing our children in organic cotton, some of them more widely known than others. Let's take a peek at some of the benefits! WHY CERTIFIED? The Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) is the name of the governing body that oversees the certification criteria of organic cotton right around the world. Certification is critical in ensuring companies comply with the criteria necessary to have their products classified as truly organic. When purchasing organic, it's important that you ensure products are GOTS certified because unfortunately any company can lay false and misleading claims to an organic product otherwise. Certified farmers understand that healthy cotton promotes healthy living. They start with a clean slate, ridding their farms of all harmful substances before they start growing organic crops. Farms must be free from pesticides for three years before farming of organic cotton can commence. every process is a natural one. Organic cotton is the natural choice, when only the best will do. WHY ORGANIC? Certified Organic cotton is grown without the use of harmful pesticides, herbicides and chemical fertilisers whereas conventional cotton-growing techniques rely heavily on these nasties to control the quality of the soil. Ordinarily, cotton is processed using dyes, bleach, and a host of other unhealthy chemicals that have been attributed to allergies, eczema, and even cancer. Organic cotton, on the other hand, is free from all artificial additives as well as free from formaldehyde, which has been classified as a cancer-causing agent by the International Institute for Research on Cancer. Did you know that globally cotton covers 2.5% of the world's cultivated land, yet it uses 16%-25% of the world's insecticides, more than any other single major crop? And five of the top nine pesticides used on conventional cotton in the US alone, are known to be cancer-causing chemicals? These are just a couple of the many statistics that are now widely available to demonstrate the harmful effects of conventional cotton. SAFE AND GENTLE Babies have incredibly sensitive skin that is more porous and absorbent than adult skin. Similarly to the way parents carefully consider the type of shampoo or body wash to use on their baby, the textiles in clothing should also be considered because it comes into such close
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This must-have baby essential keeps your mini-me looking and feeling like pure perfection! Our Aster & Oak Organic Muslin Gingham Baby Swaddle Wrap offers a stylish, timeless design and is made from 100% certified organic cotton muslin for an ultra-comfy fit. Perfect for the warmer months, these wraps are lightweight, breathable, and generously sized so wrap 'em up snug! Available in: Pink Gingham, Sage Gingham, and Taupe Gingham Beautiful baby swaddle wrap Timeless gingham print Buttery soft Great for swaddling or as a cuddly blanket Gentle on baby's delicate skin Dimensions: 100 cm x 100 cm Made from super-soft 100% certified organic cotton muslin Ethically and sustainably made in China Sizing Measurements are a guide only; some styles may be sized differently and have different measurements. For instance, Aster & Oak's Harem Pants have a different waist and hip to their leggings, and the girls' tees are a slimmer fit than the boys' tees. As babies grow so differently, often age is not the best indicator of size. Therefore, the size chart includes weight and height to help you select the right size. Please note: Aster & Oak clothing is cut generously to allow room for growth and will generally fit well beyond the recommended age. SIZE WEIGHT HEIGHT AGE NB (0000) up to 4 kg Up to 56 cm Newborn 0-3 Months (000) 3-5 kg Up to 62 cm 0-3 Months 3-6 Months (00) 5-7 kg Up to 68 cm 3-6 Months 6-12 Months (0) 7-9 kg Up to 76 cm 6-12 Months 1 Year 9-11 kg Up to 84 cm 1 Year 2 Years 11-13 kg Up to 92 cm 2 Years 3 Years 13-15 kg Up to 100 cm 3 Years 4 Years 15-17 kg Up to 108 cm 4 Years 5 Years 17-19 kg Up to 116 cm 5 Years Care Cold, gentle machine wash with similar colours or hand-wash according to tags. Line dry inside out. DO NOT tumble dry. Why Organic Cotton? Clothing your little ones in standard cotton may seem like the natural choice, but are you surprised to hear that it isn't necessarily the safest one? During the production of non-organic cotton, lots of harsh chemicals and pesticides are sprayed onto the cotton plants. These chemicals have been directly linked to cancer, neurological impairment, and reproductive problems. By opting for organic cotton, you're protecting your baby from exposure to these harmful chemicals + making a socially responsible decision to care for our environment, which after-all, is for the benefit of the future of our little ones. So is organic cotton clothing better for your baby? It's by far the safest option and there are so many benefits to clothing our children in organic cotton, some of them more widely known than others. Let's take a peek at some of the benefits! WHY CERTIFIED? The Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) is the name of the governing body that oversees the certification criteria of organic cotton right around the world. Certification is critical in ensuring companies comply with the criteria necessary to have their products classified as truly organic. When purchasing organic, it's important that you ensure products are GOTS certified because unfortunately any company can lay false and misleading claims to an organic product otherwise. Certified farmers understand that healthy cotton promotes healthy living. They start with a clean slate, ridding their farms of all harmful substances before they start growing organic crops. Farms must be free from pesticides for three years before farming of organic cotton can commence. every process is a natural one. Organic cotton is the natural choice, when only the best will do. WHY ORGANIC? Certified Organic cotton is grown without the use of harmful pesticides, herbicides and chemical fertilisers whereas conventional cotton-growing techniques rely heavily on these nasties to control the quality of the soil. Ordinarily, cotton is processed using dyes, bleach, and a host of other unhealthy chemicals that have been attributed to allergies, eczema, and even cancer. Organic cotton, on the other hand, is free from all artificial additives as well as free from formaldehyde, which has been classified as a cancer-causing agent by the International Institute for Research on Cancer. Did you know that globally cotton covers 2.5% of the world's cultivated land, yet it uses 16%-25% of the world's insecticides, more than any other single major crop? And five of the top nine pesticides used on conventional cotton in the US alone, are known to be cancer-causing chemicals? These are just a couple of the many statistics that are now widely available to demonstrate the harmful effects of conventional cotton. SAFE AND GENTLE Babies have incredibly sensitive skin that is more porous and absorbent than adult skin. Similarly to the way parents carefully consider the type of shampoo or body wash to use on their baby, the textiles in clothing should also be considered because it comes into such close
This must-have baby essential keeps your mini-me looking and feeling like pure perfection! Our Aster & Oak Organic Muslin Gingham Baby Swaddle Wrap offers a stylish, timeless design and is made from 100% certified organic cotton muslin for an ultra-comfy fit. Perfect for the warmer months, these wraps are lightweight, breathable, and generously sized so wrap 'em up snug! Available in: Pink Gingham, Sage Gingham, and Taupe Gingham Beautiful baby swaddle wrap Timeless gingham print Buttery soft Great for swaddling or as a cuddly blanket Gentle on baby's delicate skin Dimensions: 100 cm x 100 cm Made from super-soft 100% certified organic cotton muslin Ethically and sustainably made in China Sizing Measurements are a guide only; some styles may be sized differently and have different measurements. For instance, Aster & Oak's Harem Pants have a different waist and hip to their leggings, and the girls' tees are a slimmer fit than the boys' tees. As babies grow so differently, often age is not the best indicator of size. Therefore, the size chart includes weight and height to help you select the right size. Please note: Aster & Oak clothing is cut generously to allow room for growth and will generally fit well beyond the recommended age. SIZE WEIGHT HEIGHT AGE NB (0000) up to 4 kg Up to 56 cm Newborn 0-3 Months (000) 3-5 kg Up to 62 cm 0-3 Months 3-6 Months (00) 5-7 kg Up to 68 cm 3-6 Months 6-12 Months (0) 7-9 kg Up to 76 cm 6-12 Months 1 Year 9-11 kg Up to 84 cm 1 Year 2 Years 11-13 kg Up to 92 cm 2 Years 3 Years 13-15 kg Up to 100 cm 3 Years 4 Years 15-17 kg Up to 108 cm 4 Years 5 Years 17-19 kg Up to 116 cm 5 Years Care Cold, gentle machine wash with similar colours or hand-wash according to tags. Line dry inside out. DO NOT tumble dry. Why Organic Cotton? Clothing your little ones in standard cotton may seem like the natural choice, but are you surprised to hear that it isn't necessarily the safest one? During the production of non-organic cotton, lots of harsh chemicals and pesticides are sprayed onto the cotton plants. These chemicals have been directly linked to cancer, neurological impairment, and reproductive problems. By opting for organic cotton, you're protecting your baby from exposure to these harmful chemicals + making a socially responsible decision to care for our environment, which after-all, is for the benefit of the future of our little ones. So is organic cotton clothing better for your baby? It's by far the safest option and there are so many benefits to clothing our children in organic cotton, some of them more widely known than others. Let's take a peek at some of the benefits! WHY CERTIFIED? The Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) is the name of the governing body that oversees the certification criteria of organic cotton right around the world. Certification is critical in ensuring companies comply with the criteria necessary to have their products classified as truly organic. When purchasing organic, it's important that you ensure products are GOTS certified because unfortunately any company can lay false and misleading claims to an organic product otherwise. Certified farmers understand that healthy cotton promotes healthy living. They start with a clean slate, ridding their farms of all harmful substances before they start growing organic crops. Farms must be free from pesticides for three years before farming of organic cotton can commence. every process is a natural one. Organic cotton is the natural choice, when only the best will do. WHY ORGANIC? Certified Organic cotton is grown without the use of harmful pesticides, herbicides and chemical fertilisers whereas conventional cotton-growing techniques rely heavily on these nasties to control the quality of the soil. Ordinarily, cotton is processed using dyes, bleach, and a host of other unhealthy chemicals that have been attributed to allergies, eczema, and even cancer. Organic cotton, on the other hand, is free from all artificial additives as well as free from formaldehyde, which has been classified as a cancer-causing agent by the International Institute for Research on Cancer. Did you know that globally cotton covers 2.5% of the world's cultivated land, yet it uses 16%-25% of the world's insecticides, more than any other single major crop? And five of the top nine pesticides used on conventional cotton in the US alone, are known to be cancer-causing chemicals? These are just a couple of the many statistics that are now widely available to demonstrate the harmful effects of conventional cotton. SAFE AND GENTLE Babies have incredibly sensitive skin that is more porous and absorbent than adult skin. Similarly to the way parents carefully consider the type of shampoo or body wash to use on their baby, the textiles in clothing should also be considered because it comes into such close
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