Collection: BABY OVERALLS

A romper is one of the most practical pieces of clothing for babies and toddlers. With just one garment, your child is dressed in no time and still has plenty of freedom of movement for kicking, crawling, and exploring. Our grow-with-me baby rompers accompany your child across several sizes and adapt to their growth thanks to their thoughtfully designed cuts. The long cuffs on the arms and legs ensure that hands and feet remain free while staying comfortably warm.

BABY OVERALLS

Good for you and your child

Fewer new purchases

Fewer new purchases

Saves families money & time

Natural fabrics

Natural fabrics

Comfortable to wear & good for the environment

Handmade in Berlin

Handmade in Berlin

Premium quality – craftsmanship that lasts

Mindful shipping

Mindful shipping

Packed with care, completely plastic-free

Frequently Asked Questions About Jumpsuits

Why do many parents choose an adjustable overall?

A coverall that grows with children through several sizes lasts significantly longer than conventional models. This saves resources, is easier on the wallet, and makes everyday life simpler.

What size should I choose?

Our coveralls are comfortably cut and grow with your child thanks to their long cuffs. Use your child’s current height as a guide—the adjustable details ensure that the coveralls fit for a long time.

How do I care for my baby romper?

Care depends on the material. Organic sweatshirt fabric and cotton fleece can usually be washed at 30°C. Wool boiled fabric should be washed as rarely as possible and instead aired out regularly.

Are the coveralls also suitable for cloth diapers?

Yes. The generous cut provides enough room for cloth diapers and gives your baby plenty of freedom of movement.

Is a baby snowsuit better than a jacket and pants?

For babies who are still carried frequently or lie in a stroller, a coverall is often particularly practical because the entire body stays comfortably warm. Toddlers who can walk often benefit from the more flexible combination of a jacket and trousers.

What temperatures are the different materials suitable for?

Organic sweatshirt fabric is suitable for mild days, cotton fleece for cooler temperatures, and boiled wool for autumn and winter. The right combination also depends on the wind, activity level, and your child’s individual sensitivity to heat.

What do you wear under a baby romper?

This depends on the temperature and the material. When worn directly against the skin, we recommend breathable natural materials such as cashmere blends, micromodal, or cotton. On cold days, a second layer made of fine knit or organic sweatshirt fabric complements the outfit.

Does the coverall grow with the child?

Yes. All our baby rompers have the same grow-with-your-child design. The long cuffs on the arms and legs can be folded up at first and unfolded later. This means the romper can often grow with your child through several sizes.

Which baby snowsuit is suitable for newborns?

All our rompers are designed to give babies plenty of freedom of movement while making them feel secure. Simply choose the right material depending on the season.

What is the difference between the wool-fleece snuggle suit and the winter wool-fleece overall?

Both models are made from high-quality boiled wool. The cozy suit has a lightweight organic cotton jersey lining and is particularly suitable for autumn, spring, and mild winter days. The winter boiled wool overall also features a soft organic cotton teddy lining, keeping you even warmer on cold winter days.

What is the difference between organic sweatshirt fabric, cotton fleece, and boiled wool?

Bio-Sweat is soft, stretchy, and ideal for mild temperatures. Cotton fleece retains a little more warmth and is suitable for cooler days. Boiled wool also protects against wind and light rain and is the ideal outer layer for fall and winter.

Which baby romper is the right one?

That depends mainly on the season. Organic sweatshirt fabric or cotton fleece is ideal for warmer spring and autumn days. On cooler days and in winter, our boiled-wool overalls are the right choice—unlined or with teddy lining, depending on the temperature.