Here you'll find our nappy models – from newborn to night.
All are adjustable, wash at 60°C and designed to work in everyday life.
Want an easy start? Take a look at our starter kits.
Expecting a baby? See the newborn cloth nappy.
Not sure which to choose? Read Which cloth nappy should you choose?
Nappy Ladder: 6 nappies → 6% · 12 → 12% · 24 → 24%. Applied automatically at checkout – mix models and patterns, it is the number that counts.
New to cloth nappies?
How it works day to day: changes, washing, what you need at home – and where to start.
Expecting a baby?
The newborn nappy starts at 2 kg. The guide covers the first weeks: the first poo, the umbilical stump and the fit on a small body.
Slim or Comfort?
Slim is narrower and fits a slim-built child best. Comfort is roomier and suits most children from 5 kg. Newborn (2–6 kg) for the very first weeks.
Cloth nappies are reusable nappies that follow your child from the newborn days all the way to potty training. With poppers at the front you adjust the size as your child grows – you never need to buy a new size, and the same nappies can be used for several children. A simple way to opt out of unnecessary waste, without complicating everyday nappy life.
Here you'll find the whole range: nappy covers/all-in-one and pocket nappies for the day, night nappies for long nights and newborn nappies for the very smallest – plus inserts, wet bags and laundry accessories. Our main range is sewn in OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified materials: bamboo next to the skin and a waterproof outer cover in recycled polyester. The standard allows no intentionally added PFAS and sets limit values for other harmful substances.
What makes our cloth nappies ours is the patterns. All are self-designed and Nordic-inspired – Skogsvrå, Dalablomster, Ängsving, Skogssvamp, Dalaräv and more – drawn in a slow-fashion spirit, to last and hold their value over time rather than be replaced every season.
And the economics? Compared with a mid-priced disposable, you save around SEK 13,000 (approx. €1,150) over the nappy period – here is how we work it out. If the nappies go on to a sibling, the saving grows – the same nappies are used by more children.
Not sure where to start? Here you'll find all our guides – models, fit, washing and savings in one place. Or get started right away with a starter kit.
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A cloth nappy has two parts. On the outside there's a waterproof cover that breathes, and inside there's a bamboo insert that soaks up. You put it on much like a disposable and set the size with the snaps at the front.
If you want to try, three nappies is enough. Use one a day and wash after three days, that's the rhythm our starter kits are built for. If you only use cloth nappies with covers, you'll need around 24 inserts and 8–10 covers, so you can wash every third day. With pocket nappies the whole nappy goes in the wash after each change, so then you'll need around 24 nappies.
Put the used nappy in a wet bag, and when it's time everything goes in the machine, the wet bag too. We run a normal cotton programme at 60 degrees, with a prewash and an extra rinse at the end. As long as your baby only has milk, the poo comes out in the wash. When solid food arrives, the contents go in the toilet — sometimes you need to wipe it off with a little toilet paper. Or you can put a disposable liner on top, lift it out and throw it away.
No. It stays dry until it's full, like any nappy. Our inserts are bamboo, with no gel. They hold what the fabric can absorb. If it needs to hold more, put a booster under the insert. More myths about cloth nappies on the blog.
Yes. The smallest babies do fine with a normal cover and insert, since they're changed at night feeds anyway. Once your child sleeps longer and wees more each time, there's our night nappy from 5 kg, which holds more and is used with a cover on the outside.
Yes, most nurseries are happy to. Ask first how they'd like it done. Pack nappies ready with the insert in, 6–8 per day, and a wet bag for the used nappies to go home in. How to make settling in with cloth nappies easy.
Washed as instructed, a cloth nappy lasts 2–3 children in nappies. The elastics are what wear first, just like in other children's clothes. When you're done, the nappies can be sold on. We've followed the second-hand market for many years and usually see around a quarter of the new price, and up to half if the nappies are in very good condition.
Want to know more? Here you'll find all our guides.
