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A new addition to our collection, our Organic Cotton Tights are the perfect layering piece to keep little one cosy over the colder months. The super soft fabric features a rib pattern knit, and will keep it's shape with wear.
*70% Organic Cotton, 25% Nylon, 5% Elastane
*Rib waistband
*Gusset at back
Machine wash like colours together in cold or warm water with environmentally friendly laundry detergent or our Laundry Bar & Stain Remover Soap
Line dry or tumble dry on low
Do not use fabric softener or bleach
Care for this garment correctly and it can be re-worn for up to 8 children! Find out more about our Worn Again pilot circularity programme here.
Free shipping on all orders over $150 (excludes oversized items). For more information about our flat rates and delivery, please see our delivery page.
You are welcome to return online purchases within 30 days, click here to view the full returns policy. Please choose sale items carefully as these are non-refundable and non-exchangeable.
Delivery within 2-4 days. Free shippingon all orders over $150
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We search high and low for fabrics that meet baby's changing needs. Softness, breathability, warmth and durability are key to our philosophy. From our luxurious organic cotton and merino base fibres we then weave into a wide range of fabrics perfect for all situations.
with care from seed…
Our organic cotton is grown by a family who saw the damage that conventional cotton farming methods were causing their land and community, so chose to return to traditional methods of organic farming.
to cloth…
Before our range was produced we visited India and observed all stages of production, we still do this today, from the small villages that grow the cotton, through to the production that makes our clothes.
to stitch…
We saw first-hand that conventional farms weren't empowered to become self sustaining. In contrast, this organic village was flourishing and had become self sufficient in food, energy and education.