The Knit Romper Baby

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trusted by more than 150k families worldwide
$68.00 USD
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Description

Our cozy romper is both charming and functional. It’s perfect for layering with our Gnome Hat or Long-Sleeve Onesie and features criss-cross straps in the back, fastened with coconut buttons.

• Composition: 100% organic cotton knit
• Available in: OATMEAL, MOCHA, OLIVE, RUST
• Made in Portugal by our GOTS-certified partners
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Who made my clothes?

Made responsibly with Padrão Determinado, Unipessoal Lda. in Marco de Canaveses, Portugal — a GOTS and OEKO-TEX®-certified partner specializing in organic knitwear production.

Certifications:
• GOTS Certificate No. CU855125GOTS-2019-00024374
• OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 Certificates No. 10627CIT and 10629CIT

The Simple Folk Standard

The Simple Folk Standard is our commitment to mindful craftsmanship and a healthier wardrobe. Designed in Italy and handmade in India, our pieces celebrate the beauty of responsible fashion and the artistry of the human touch. We prioritize high-quality, natural fibers in collaboration with GOTS-certified partners to ensure every garment is as gentle as it is durable. We don’t design for fleeting trends; instead, we create truly timeless silhouettes intended to be worn, loved, and passed down through the years. By focusing on thoughtful production and long-term partnerships, we ensure that every piece we create honors the families who wear them and the earth that sustains us.