ORGANIC COTTON
BABY CLOTHES
MADE IN USA

Babies should wear comfortable clothes made for sensitive skin, easy to wash, and easy to take off for diaper changes. While everyone wants and enjoys comfortable clothes, babies need more clothing changes because they are messy! The best options include rompers, sweatsuits, and pajamas.

 A romper, often called a jumpsuit, is similar to a onesie but has extra leg and arm room to keep your baby warm. Rompers are typically made to make it easy to put on and take off and allow for faster diaper changes, making them useful for parents on the go.

 Babies need comfortable, warm house attire that's easy to wear. Loungewear includes a sweatshirt and loose pants that act as a snuggly blanket all day long. Most loungewear is stretchy and comfortable, like pajamas, but can be worn outside or casually.

 A sleeper is an all-in-one baby garment that keeps newborns warm and snug. Baby sleepers include long sleeves and cover a baby's feet to keep him warm and cozy. In addition, many baby sleepers zip up or snap front, making diaper changes easy.

No matter how lovely they look, skip on infant garments that will make it impossible to change a diaper, as this will make your days harder than they need to be. Thankfully, most baby bodysuits and one-piece garments contain snaps at the crotch. Instead, look for soft and gentle clothes on your baby's fragile skin. 

Clothes can be cute and comfortable without annoying stitching, ruffles, lace, and decorations. Try to keep your baby's wardrobe cozy and cute without overly ornate options. Many babies will pull off clothing frills as they are not comfortable. 

Finally, babies' clothes are already chic because they are so tiny! Choose easy-going clothes that make life more comfortable for them and yourself by putting function over fashion. Then, your baby will have plenty of time to enjoy fancy clothing when they are out of diapers!

Organic baby clothes are definitely worth the uptick in price as they are better for your baby and the planet! However, for some people, the cost does not pay off as babies tend to outgrow clothes quickly. Those formative baby years will be far more comfortable with clothing that will not irritate their skin, which is why so many people choose organic. If you can afford a few staple items, then definitely do as a fussy baby makes life much more difficult. 

A newborn will touch different textiles throughout the day with their sensitive skin. Therefore, the material must not include harsh chemicals that can trigger allergic reactions. Organic clothing is made from natural cotton textiles. Toxic substances can harm babies' fragile skin. In addition, organic cotton includes no pesticide residues, making it suitable for infant clothing.

Additionally, infants have porous skin, and organic cotton is free of pollutants that can seep into their pores. Organic cotton is soft and breathable, ideal for fragile baby skin. Since organic cotton is soft, your baby will be more comfortable and help regulate their body temperature. Organic cotton promotes a healthy body temperature and maintains breathability.

Lastly, cotton can withstand machine and hand washings. The cotton fabric does not fade or turn shabby with washings. Organic cotton lasts five times longer than regular cotton. Organic cotton baby clothing is expensive, but its durability makes it worth the added cost because you can use it for other babies or keep the items as heirlooms.

Conventional cotton often comes from GMO cotton grown with pesticides, insecticides, and other chemicals. A baby's skin is extremely delicate and absorbent during the formative stage. Because their skin is porous, it absorbs more of everything it comes into contact with, including harsh chemicals from clothing. Standard clothing is often made of toxic plastics that leach into babies' skin, such as polyester, rayon, and acrylic.

The delicate skin of a baby is protected and nurtured by organic cotton. Cotton is a natural fiber that is soft, breathable, and temperature regulating. Organically farmed cotton is the closest match to a baby's organic skin since it keeps the cotton fiber's natural qualities. It is nature's safeguard for a baby's growing skin and the rest of their health, as those toxins can build up in other parts of the body and wreak havoc.

• Clean and green. By using organic materials and non-toxic dyes, both our customers--and supply chain--stay safe and protected.
• Essential. We believe the best way to limit your environmental impact is to buy quality goods that will last for generations. That’s why we make seasonless styles that are meant to be worn every day, year around. From our designs to our color palette, we strive to create well-loved pieces that stand the test of time.
• Organic. We use different kinds of organic yards and dyes so that people on our planet are not exposed to harmful pesticides. Sourcing organic improves the full cycle of our products -- from farms to garment workers to customers, and back to the soil.
• Ethical. Our safe, comfortable and fair working environment goes far beyond our L.A. headquarters. Everyone in our supply chain--farmers, garment workers and recyclers--is treated with respect. It’s also our goal as a company and individuals to make responsible choices when it comes to carbon emissions, water use and chemical use.
• Women Centered. PaigeLauren was founded by a woman, we are run by women (many of whom are moms) and we are focused on making products that are best for our babies and children. 
• Local. We have deep roots in the L.A. apparel community and believe in making long-term partnerships to support L.A. garment workers and reduce transportation emissions. All our goods are knitted, cut, sewn, and dyed in L.A., all within a 10-mile radius of our headquarters.

Caring for your PaigeLauren cotton baby clothing is easy! Machine wash on cold with like colors, tumble dry low, and do not bleach.