Why we make in small batches — and what that means for you

The first thing most baby brands do is overproduce. They guess at demand, place a giant order with a factory six months ahead, then spend the next year discounting the colors and sizes that didn't sell. Some of that excess ends up in outlet bins. A lot of it ends up in landfills. We didn't want to start a brand that did that.

So we make in small batches — about 200 sets per run. We only produce what's actually wanted, which keeps the no-waste discipline of a tiny brand.

What you get

• Fresh product. Nothing has been sitting in a warehouse for 18 months. Bamboo loses a little softness in long storage; ours hasn't.
• Honest pricing. Without 30% deadstock baked into the cost, we don't need permanent 40%-off sales to clear inventory.
• A vote against waste. Every garment we make has a name on it. Nothing gets cut for nobody.
• No guesswork. You'll see tracking in your inbox the moment your order leaves the door.

What you give up

The honest answer: instant gratification. If you order Friday at 10pm hoping for a Saturday morning delivery, that's not us, and it won't be. We'd rather give you a real timeline than over-promise to win the click.

How the make process actually works

1. You order. Your size + pattern combo is queued for the next batch.
2. Your order is cut, sewn, finished and inspected at our partner facility.
3. It ships standard via UPS Ground (free over $70). Tracking lands in your inbox the moment it leaves.

If there's a delay — fabric shortage, a quality issue we won't ship around — you hear from us in person, not via a generic "there's been a delay" autoresponder. We'd rather tell you the truth and refund you than ship something we wouldn't put on our own kid.