UPF 50+ Bamboo Romper Peacock Blue
Quick note: Stretching the romper too much may lower the UPF rating. Exchanges are always free. Don't hesitate to reach out if the romper is too tight.
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Quick note: Stretching the romper too much may lower the UPF rating. Exchanges are always free. Don't hesitate to reach out if the romper is too tight.
Quick note: Stretching the romper too much may lower the UPF rating. Exchanges are always free. Don't hesitate to reach out if the romper is too tight.
Customer Reviews
My 2 month old fit snugly in this 0-3 bamboo romper. The fabric is soft and stretchy enough to last but next time I will size up. My only complaint is that the foot zipper has no protective pocket, so when my baby cuddles on my chest, the zipper dug into the skin in his foot. We solved this issue by rolling up the leg over the zipper!
We were getting tired of trying to fight the sunscreen battle, especially in the Colorado sun. This popped up on my instagram and I had to give it a try. I am now purchasing more for my kids and for our friends. It’s a little darker in person than in the pictures but it’s a beautiful color. I wish it was a little longer overall, but will probably size up for our next purchase. Our little one will be a year this month and we bought the 12-18. Super soft and versatile!
Amazing quality! So soft
Built for safety
Our bamboo romper is specially woven to be UPF 50+ -- the highest level of protection from UV rays. With long sleeves and a breathable fit, it covers delicate skin without compromising on comfort. Whether it's a day at the beach or a stroll in the park, this romper is the perfect companion for sunny adventures. Say goodbye to worries about sunburns and hello to carefree playtime under the sun.
What the Skin Cancer Foundation Says
"The Skin Cancer Foundation recommends waiting until the baby is 6 months old before introducing sunscreen. The best ways to keep infants sun safe are with shade and sun protective clothing. Sun protective clothing is the first line of defense against skin cancer, and dressing babies in lightweight clothing that covers their arms and legs is a great first sun protection step."