Pull-on Diaper - Navy
Description
• Stay‑dry lining keeps skin cool and dry.
• Built‑in bamboo absorbency locks moisture in the core for a leak‑free fit.
• Hidden pocket allows adding extra inserts when more absorbency is needed.
• Waterproof leg gussets help contain leaks.
• Four layers of bamboo terry sewn into the core for superior absorbency.
• Super stretchy, elastic‑free legs and waist for easy pull up and down.
• One four‑layer bamboo terry insert provided.
• Sizing does not correlate to disposable sizing; check size chart before ordering.
• Lining: 100% Polyester Athletic Wicking Jersey (AWJ).
• Absorbency: 80% Bamboo Rayon / 20% Polyester (backed for durability).
• Waistbands, legs, and sides: 95% Polyester / 5% Spandex.
• Waterproof layer: 100% PUL.
• Turn the item inside out and wash at least three times before first use.
• Remove the insert from the pocket and wash it at least three times before first use.
• Absorbency may increase up to eight washes depending on detergent and water hardness.
• Dry on warm at least once before first use to help fibers shrink and increase absorbency.
• Remove solid waste before washing.
• Turn inside out and rinse with warm water as a prewash or hand rinse.
• Machine wash hot using detergent amounts recommended for a heavily soiled load.
• Dry on warm; do not use bleach or fabric softener.
Size Guide
| SIZE | WAIST | LEG |
|---|---|---|
| 18/24 Months | 15"-20" (38.1-50.8 cm) | 9"-13" (22.9-33.0 cm) |
| 2/3 | 16"-22" (40.6-55.9 cm) | 10"-14" (25.4-35.6 cm) |
| 4/5 | 18"-24" (45.7-61.0 cm) | 11"-15" (27.9-38.1 cm) |
**These measurements are meant to help you pick the trainer that will fit your child best, however, due to the stretchiness of the fabric the actual max stretch capacity on the waist and legs exceeds the range in the chart. So if your child is at the low end of one size, you can easily size down and they should fit appropriately.
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