Sustainable Babyish [Sloomb]

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we care about what goes into our products. we care about what we leave behind for our kids. sustainablebabyish|sloomb♥tm was born out of the need for a better fit, softer diapers and covers, & the desire to bring earth-friendly baby products in great colors to your home. we are committed to offering you a low impact, durable product for you & your children to love and enjoy. the life cycle of our products is important – our cloth diapers are made by hand in Denver CO, by women who are paid fair wages and who care about what they make. our knits are made responsibly in China, using OEKO-TEX® and bluesign® certified wool. social and environmental sustainability are the core principles behind the wool fiber we use and the people we choose to partner with. …read more about Sloomb.

Kim's first son wearing the discontinued Sloomb Interlock shorties in colors.  2009
Kim’s first son wearing the discontinued Sloomb Interlock shorties in colors. 2009

DDL has opted to include Sloomb in this list of US made cloth diapers because their actual cloth diapers are manufactured in the US. Please note that their wool knits are made in China. Sloomb and DDL go way back, back to when Kim was cloth diapering her first son and she joined the craze for their products.  Sloomb cloth diapers are squishy soft and luxurious. They can be found with boutique style cotton knit prints that are hard to resist and reflect the brand’s aura and clientele’s taste. Thanks to Instagram and social media Sloomb is seeing a resurgence in popularity.

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Their current diaper line includes DDL favorite Multi Snapless Fitted, Organic Bamboo Fleece Fitted, Terry flats, Bamboo and Hemp Fitteds, Happy Little Clouds, and many more fitteds in their line of prints.  You can see their newborn fitted in the Newborn Cloth Diaper Basics video.

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