Karami woven puff sleeve onesies

Thank you for visiting. ☆ A onesies with a loose and plump design. ☆A generous 1.5m of fabric with a width of 110cm is used. ☆We use a delicate and beautiful woven fabric that combines karami weave stripes with a three-dimensional cut dobby. ☆ Karami weaving is a weaving technique that creates space in the fabric by twisting the warp threads into the weft threads. Since the weaving method is complicated and it can only be woven slowly, the number of production per day is limited, and it is a very rare fabric with few looms that can produce it. ☆ The thin, soft and light fabric is made with 60 count fine thread, so you can wear it cool even with long sleeves from early autumn. ☆Organic cotton sheeting is used for the lining of the body so that the karami woven part does not touch the soft skin directly and to make it durable. ☆With a back opening, we use beautiful glossy natural shell buttons for the buttons that fasten the back body. ☆Since the inseam can be opened and closed with a snap button, it is easy to change diapers. ☆ It has a loose design, and the pants are also open from the body. Compared to onesies that only have openings in the body, this onesies is easy to put on and take off, even for small babies. ☆ Soft type rubber is used for the sleeves with 6 collars and the hem with 4 collars that does not feel tight. It's voluminous, so it will firmly wrap the buttocks of the diaper. ☆The cotton used for tailoring can be worn alone in midsummer, and can be used for a long time in combination with long-sleeved shirts, tights, cardigans, etc. in seasons other than midsummer. ☆ Short sleeves are also available. ☆ Please let us know your desired size in the memo column. ☆ Size: 70, 80, 90cm Reference 80cm size Length: 48cm Snow length: 37cm ☆ Material: Cotton, 100% organic cotton ---- *All fabrics are washed before cutting, but since cotton is a natural fiber, there is no shrinkage even after it is made into clothes. Please wash gently, such as putting it in a net or washing your hands. Also, please avoid using the dryer. *In rare cases, brown grains may remain, but they are natural threads or fiber scum and are not defective.