Original baby clothes & children's clothes

Final Manual: Baby Clothing & Children’s Clothing

Children’s T-shirts are available in three sizes: 70, 80, and 90 cm, and children can enjoy their original T-shirts for a long time from around 6 months old to around 2 years old. I used a twin thread made by twisting two threads together. The soft texture and durable fabric means that even children who move around a lot can wear it for a long time. The material is 100% cotton jersey, which is gentle on the skin. Babies with good metabolisms sweat profusely all the time, but their skin is extremely sensitive. This original cotton T-shirt gently cradles your baby’s delicate skin. In addition, cotton has excellent water absorption and breathability, so you can feel refreshed even when you sweat a lot. Furthermore, it has the property of not easily releasing heat, so it can protect your baby from the cold in autumn and winter. You can wear it alone for a refreshing look in the spring and summer, and as an inner layer for the fall and winter to keep you warm. Cotton is comfortable and highly functional, making it perfect for baby clothes! Children’s T-shirts are perfect for playful, growing babies and kids, and simple T-shirts with snap buttons are convenient for changing clothes! You can choose from a wide variety of colors and sizes of 70, 80, and 90 cm, so it is also recommended as a baby shower gift. The fabric I often use is 100% jersey cotton, which is gentle on the skin. Use it to prevent yourself from getting cold from the air conditioner, or to prepare for the coming season when it gets a little chilly. The crew neck is recommended for both formal and casual wear. It is convenient to have them all together. We use a bound jersey material that is made from a double weave of thin jersey that is soft to the touch and has excellent breathability and warmth! Instead of plain colors, cute designs are also available. We can do screen silk printing (allover patterns and panels), transfer printing, and embroidery. What are rompers/coveralls? Functional clothing that completely covers the entire body. It’s very convenient because your top won’t roll up and your bottom won’t fall off even when you’re crawling. In addition, the crotch opening is three-dimensional, so it does not interfere with the movement of the feet, making it a very convenient baby wear. What are the characteristics of rompers/coveralls? The inseam has a snap button opening, making it easy to change diapers. There is a front-opening type (left) that can be fully opened with snap buttons, making it easy to change clothes while lying down, and a shoulder-button-opening type that can be worn over the head or a wide-opening neckline type (right). We recommend a front-opening type that makes it easy to change clothes while lying down until you are ready to sit down. When you become more active while crawling, a cover-up type that allows you to quickly change your clothes will be convenient. Since the cover type does not have a front button, there is a wider range of designs, so it is easier to find your favorite. Q&A Q: When did rompers and coveralls become available? A: These are functional baby clothes that are connected at the top and bottom, and are worn from the time the baby’s legs begin to flutter until around 1 year of age. It’s very convenient because your tops won’t roll up or your bottoms will fall off even when you’re crawling. Especially in the summer, even in an air-conditioned room, your stomach won’t get cold and you can feel safe. In addition, the crotch opening is three-dimensional, so it won’t interfere with your next day’s movements. There are designs that are not only suitable for daily wear, but also suitable for weddings, festivals, birthdays, and other anniversaries. Q: Can newborn babies wear it? A: Yes, you can. Two-way all is convenient for babies, and it is a baby clothes for newborns that can be dressed in two ways. It can be worn from newborn to around 4 to 5 months. There is a snap button at the inseam, so if you fasten the button, you can use it as a baby dress type or a coverall type. It also has different names such as baby dress and dressall. Wear it over short underwear or combination underwear. Q: What is the difference between rompers and coveralls? A: Even though they have similar specifications, they are called by different names depending on the manufacturer, and there is no clear definition of the difference, but we will introduce some common usage examples. Characteristics of common rompers: ・Many types do not cover the legs ・Long sleeves, short sleeves, and sleeveless options ・Snap button type inseam ・Can also be used as underwear Rompers come in long sleeves, short sleeves, and sleeveless, and the legs are It seems to refer to something that doesn’t exist. The feature is that you can wear it directly and use it like underwear. Some are worn over the head, while others can be opened fully with a button in the front. Characteristics of general coveralls: – Legs are often covered (long pants or short pants) – Available in long sleeves, short sleeves, and sleeveless sleeves – Snap button type inseam – Wear as clothes Sleeves are long sleeves, short sleeves, It is sleeveless and covers the ankles and toes. Q: Do I need to wear underwear when wearing rompers/coveralls? A: Rompers can be used in place of underwear. In the summer, you can wear a romper over your underwear or just by itself, but in the winter, you don’t use it alone, you often use it as underwear and then wear clothes over it. . Coveralls can be thin or thick depending on the material, but it seems that they are rarely worn alone without underwear. Even in the summer, it can be worn as clothing over underwear. Alternatively, if the fabric is down or fleece, you can wear it when going out in the winter. Q: What’s the secret to dressing a baby who can’t even hold his or her neck or hips in rompers and coveralls? A: Until you are able to sit up, we recommend a front-opening type that makes it easy to change clothes while lying down. Once you are able to sit down, we recommend a type with shoulder buttons or a wide neckline that you can wear over your head. Since the cover type does not have a front button, there is a wider range of designs available, so it will be easier to find your favorite. Q : I don’t know how to choose the size. A: Guide to choosing baby clothes sizes: 0 months to 3 months: 50 cm 3 months to 6 months: 60 cm 6 months to 1 year: 70 cm 1 year to 1 and a half years: 80 cm 1 and a half to 2 years: 85cm 2 years old and up: 90cm Choose clothes that are just the right size as your baby grows. Q: I’m planning to go to nursery school. Is it okay if I dress my child in stylish rompers and coveralls? A: When your child starts attending nursery school, some kindergartens do not allow coveralls. At the nursery school, if your child’s clothes are dirty, they will let you change into clean clothes, but if you wear jumpsuits, you will have to take them off completely. Also, most rompers and coveralls are fastened with snaps, which can be time-consuming for nursery school teachers, so it is recommended that children wear separate clothing once they enter nursery school.