sustainability is super important to us. all of our packaging is made from recycled materials and should always be recycled after use. we use 100% organic fabrics that break down easier, can be re-used through our giveback and, if too damaged, turned into other textiles to avoid waste. we use low-impact dyes which use less water and energy than the classic dyeing process. 

small batch production means that we are not over producing "seasonal" or "on trend" pieces, and that we are making a small amount to avoid as much waste as possible. we would rather sell out of cozies, than make too many cozies. small batch production is connected to being a SLOW fashion brand, not a FAST fashion brand. since we make things in smaller batches, it costs us more to produce our clothing. a lot of other companies, over produce in large bulk to save money, but not us. we do anything we can to avoid as much landfill waste as possible and we are so proud of our practices.

our standard production time takes anywhere from 4-6 weeks, and our standard production order is typically no more than 200 pieces at a time. 

yes! we are so proud that every operation of our business from fabric, to cut, to sew, to dye is happily made here in los angeles, california. our raw organic cotton comes from India, but is milled here at our factory in montebello. aka made in the USA! we work so hard to be able to offer you a sustainably and ethically made product, while keeping our products as affordable as possible.

yes! our cotton is 100% organic and GOTS certified, and the organic nature of the clothes is NOT compromised in the dyeing process. 

all of our thread is cotton! you never have to worry about compromising on quality when you shop with us. even our labels are woven.

we dye all of our clothing using low impact garment dyes. basically, what garment dye means is that we only dye the pieces in new colors as we produce them. this allows for us to use our PFD (prepared for dying) 100% GOTS certified organic cotton that we cut and sew, without having to dye it all at once, but having the freedom to choose multiple colors. 

pre dying fabric calls for large minimums, and we don't like banking on a seasonal color and over producing that color, when we can just dye as we go. it's more environmentally savvy, and prevents waste. especially because less water is used in the low impact, garment dying process.

great question! when we produce our products, sometimes certain styles go into dye separately from the other styles. this means that there can be subtle dye variations. while all of the pieces we produce are typically consistent, there definitely are moments where some color ways are slightly varied between styles.

this is just part of the garment dye process! it means that you may get a unique variation and that is all a part of the beauty. it may be slightly noticeable to the eye, but wearing the pieces, they still look practically identical. 

if there is slight dye variation, please know that the colors were still dyed using the exact same formula and pantone, but sometimes that formula can create a slightly different pigment that is still in the same color-way that matches our website.

yes! the dye house we use is completely non-toxic, lead free, sulfate free, low impact, and low energy. none of the dyes are on the AOZ prohibited list. 

a big reason why we sought out for top quality fabrics and low impact dyes is because of the sensitive nature of lil' babes skin.

all of our pieces are pre shrunk, so you don't have to worry about shrinkage. please machine wash cold with like colors, tumble dry and/or hang to dry. we kindly ask that if it is your first time washing the pieces, to do so on their own to avoid any potential dye spillover. 

for example, if you ordered a bright blue wave piece and a yellow butter piece, please wash separately for their first wash. from there, you can proceed to wash the items as "darks" or as "whites" together. 

we are not responsible for what happens after you wash your cozies.