Infant Unisex Baby Rib Bodysuit | NB-24M | Furry Christmas Design

The Infant Baby Rib Bodysuit is made from super soft ring-spun cotton, perfect for your little bundle of holiday joy. Designed to keep chafing, itching, and discomfort at bay, it’s as cozy as a Christmas cuddle. The lap shoulders make outfit changes a breeze, even with all the festive wiggles. Pair it with matching outfits for kids and their furry friends to celebrate the magic of the season and the special bond they share.

👣 100% combed, ring-spun cotton; heather colors are 60% cotton, 40% polyester; Heather (gray) is 90% cotton, 10% polyester

👣 Light fabric (5.0 oz/yd² (170 g/m²))

👣 Classic fit

👣 Tear-away label

Ribbed knit binding

Binding is made from rib knit adding softness and freedom of movement

With 3 snaps

Matching plastic snaps at the cross closure

Care instructions: machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F); Non-chlorine: bleach as needed; Tumble dry: low heat; Do not dry clean; Do not iron.

All measurements in the table refer to product dimensions.

Please Note

• For DTG (direct-to-garment printing method) products, there is a tolerance of 0.5" (1-1.5cm) for print placement, meaning that minor variations in the placement of the print will not be considered as defects.
• A faint odor is a natural occurrence in the DTG printing industry. Typically, the odor will disappear after the first wash.
• Due to differences in monitor screens, colors may appear slightly different in print than what you see on your screen.
• The same design can appear different after printing on two different products. This largely depends on the material printed. For example, one t-shirt style may have awesome ink absorption, resulting in a sharp-looking finish. However, that same design on another product (maybe a thick hoodie) might appear less intense (DTG prints on blended fabric will look less crisp than on a 100% cotton material). This discrepancy can be due to the fabric used (cotton, polyester, rayon, blend, etc.), the thickness of the cloth, differences in dying technologies/processes, and other factors.