Onesie - Rosemary

The Onesie is for our littlest explorers. Providing head to ankle coverage, the Onesie is designed with a roomy attached hood allowing for warm layers in colder seasons and air circulation during warm months. Softly elasticated wrist and ankle cuffs keep arms and legs snug. A front flap provides additional coverage over brass snaps. The Onesie is a practical and adorable solution for families keen to introduce their little ones to the joys of the natural world, whatever the weather!

100% Recycled Polyester, Oeko-Tex Certified
Made in Canada
Delicate machine wash warm, do not exceed 40 degrees Celsius

Fairechild's fabric is free of harmful chemicals and made from a non-porous, flexible material that pulls vapour through the clothing to evaporate away. It is waterproof, windproof, dirt and mud resistant and breathable so your little ones stay comfy, cozy for longer.

The membrane is made using advanced processes in polyester (PET), and consists solely of oxygen, carbon, and hydrogen, making it fully recyclable. It poses no health risk, being both PTFE-free and PFC-free. It remains completely waterproof under pressure and it is soft to the touch. This high-performing fabric keeps moisture out while kneeling on damp ground, playing in snow or enjoying rainy walks in the park.

So how exactly does a bottle become a onesie? Sympatex Technologies, the manufacturers of Fairechild's beloved fabric, has taken advantage of the unique properties of PET and harnessed them into one amazing textile. After collecting the bottles, Sympatex crushes them into small bits that are then reformed into yarn. Next these recycled, or rPET yarns are woven into the textiles. Their production process also strikes a healthier ecological balance - with a 32% CO2 reduction, 60% less energy and 94% less water consumption than most comparable oil-based polymer productions. Sympatex is also certified in accordance with the strict requirements of Oeko-tex Standard 100 and BlueSign.

The final step in the transformation happens when Fairechild sew that fabric into bespoke garments in their Dartmouth studio. From water bottles to onesies, that's how they do it!