Christmas Onesies & Rompers
The easiest Christmas outfit there is. Pull one on and she's ready for the tree, the photos, and the long afternoon nap that follows. If you call them pajamas, jammies, PJs or one-pieces, this is the same thing, and if you call them onesies and rompers, so do we.
Candy cane, gingerbread, wreath, golden tree and teddy prints, in fabrics chosen for newborn skin. Selected styles are made in a bamboo and cotton blend that stays cool against new skin and breathes through the night. Selected styles also have a two way zipper, which is the difference between a five second change at 2am and a fully awake baby. On selected onesies the cuffs fold over to cover little hands and feet, then fold back as she grows, so one piece lasts longer than a fixed footie would.
The rompers are the lighter option for a warm Christmas Day, and several styles come as a set with a matching dress or sweater for an older sister. Most of the range starts at newborn.
If it's her first Christmas, pair one with a My 1st Christmas sweater or a knitted santa hat. For the dressier moments, see the Christmas dresses, or browse everything in the Christmas shop.
Baby Christmas Pajamas & Onesies: Your Questions Answered
Both, and it's mostly a matter of where you grew up. In the US these are usually called baby Christmas pajamas, jammies or PJs. In Australia and the UK they're onesies and rompers. Same pieces, and everything in this collection is made to be slept in and photographed in.
Selected styles have a two way zipper, and the product page says so on each one. A two way zip opens from the bottom, so a nappy change at 2am doesn't mean undressing her completely. The singlet and short sleeve rompers use snaps instead.
Selected onesies have convertible cuffs, which fold over to cover her hands and feet when it's cold and fold back when it isn't. It's the flexible version of a footie, so it keeps fitting as she grows rather than running short. Check the individual product page, since the rompers don't have them.
Most of the range starts at newborn and runs through the infant sizes. A few styles start at 0 to 3 months instead. Each product page lists exactly what's available.
Machine wash cold, inside out, then hang dry. No tumble drying. They're made to go through the wash as often as a baby needs them to.