Honey & Stitch
Eucalyptus Stripe Knit Baby Romper – Organic Cotton
Retail $38.00
Free with membershipRenting is a member perk. Join the Club to rent this piece.
Size · 0-3mSize guide
0-3m3-6m
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Professionally cleaned
Swap anytime
Description
This eucalyptus stripe knit baby romper is made from 100% organic cotton in a relaxed one-piece silhouette. A soft striped colorway and wooden button closure make it an easy, breathable warm-weather pick that's gentle on baby's skin all day long. The organic cotton holds its shape across washes and stays soft against delicate skin. Its clean, simple line carries easily from morning play to afternoon naps. Parents love the charming stripe and the unisex styling that suits any little one. Product Details Material: 100% organic cotton Closure / Fit: Wooden...
Rent or buy — how it works
- Rent — this piece comes as part of your 6-piece membership wardrobe. Wear it, then swap it for the next size.
- Buy — love it? Keep it. Members pay $24.70; anyone can buy at $38.00.
- Every piece is professionally cleaned and quality-checked before it reaches you.
Fabric & care
Machine wash cold, gentle; lay flat to dry. Cleaned by us between every member.
Shipping & returns
Free shipping both ways. Rentals return through The Loop in the prepaid mailer; purchases follow our standard return policy.
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Fit scale
Reviewers recommend: your usual size
Runs small6%
True to size86%
Runs large8%
From the Club
★★★★★
The softest things she owns
We rented first, loved it, and kept a few at the member price. Everything washes beautifully and holds up to daily wear.
2 weeks ago
★★★★★
Renting just makes sense
Seven pieces at a time, swapped as she grows — no more closets of outgrown clothes. The quality is genuinely lovely.
1 month ago
★★★★☆
Beautiful, sized up as she grew
Gorgeous pieces and easy returns through the mailer. A touch roomy on our petite one, but she grew right into it.
2 months ago