November 4, 2022, by Maartje

8 x the most beautiful hydrophilic cloths

November 4, 2022, by Maartje

8 x the most beautiful hydrophilic cloths

Actually, I only made one real mistake while shopping while I was still pregnant... Yes, clothes were bought that were immediately too small. And yes, many more clothes were bought that turned out to fit exactly the wrong season. Much too expensive, even. Clothes were also bought the cut In the end I didn't make it to actually wearing it and there is a closet (but really), a closet full of stuff that I still don't understand what to do with.

That's all completely fine. That happens and hey, you learn by doing. The only thing that really bums me out is the pile of absolutely nothing-wrong with muslin cloths that I bought in bulk (20 at a time. TWENTY) at Prenatal. As I said: nothing wrong with those cloths at all. But they are white. All. Pure white. And some are now a bit grayish. How boring. The horror. Because everyone is quick to tell you that you 'never have enough muslin cloths' (stop saying that), but what no one tells you, or at least not clearly enough, is that you can use those bitches at home. used, but that you mainly take them with you. And that you also have them with all kinds of nice prints. Flowers! Leopard! Dots, stripes, stars, the most beautiful colors... So there I was with 20 stupid ones perfectly fine white cloths (which I quietly 'accidentally' forgot here and there) while I would like at least 20 cloths with prints. So if you see a white hydrophilic lying around somewhere: don't tell anyone.

Atelier an.nur

Atelier an.nur

Atelier an.nur makes the most beautiful soft ones in their own studio in Rotterdam organic towels characteristic in an oatmeal color and the nice thing is that you can use this organic towel can also be personalized with your own name. In addition, these organic towels are also designed to match the adult interior. Too handsome.

Atelier an.nur

Elodie Details

Elodie Details

In any case, it's a nice brand Elodie Details. The label has a bit of everything, and in the same beautiful series of prints. But the Petit Botanic stands out. Perfect floral print in a lovely large hydrophilic cloth. The email asking for more similar small flower prints has already been sent! You can order via this link.

If you see a white hydrophilic lying around somewhere: don't say anything.

Numero 74

Numero 74

If you follow me a bit here on the site or on social media, then it can come as no surprise that I am crazy about everything from Numero 74 (did you know that the owner and her offspring Ibiza lives? is so). Crazy about seriously everything, including the hydrophilic cloths from the label. This is due to two things: firstly, the perfect use of color in what comes out of the Numero 74 tube. The ocher yellow is just deep enough, the gray tones are just soft enough, the white is either really bright white or just the right beige-esque (without yellow) and I want what is Numero 74 blue. The second is the cuddliness factor: so far I have not come across a brand that has softer fabrics. Not one. Even the muslin cloths are and remain beautiful and cuddly. The bobbin and stitching make everything feel so chic. Costs a bit, yes, that's true, but they are my most cherished pieces (in white, raspberry and gray). I'm still looking for ocher, but I always buy it from my favorite supplier Archive Store (everything is made by hand so the supply is not endless).

Kip & co

Kip & co

Talking about cute prints! Check out the Australian Kip & Co. Or not of course because you will certainly be in no time 'smitten'. The brand has a patent on the nicest and most colorful prints, and knows how to create the best fresh color combinations. Less enthusiastic about rainbows and hippos? Doesn't matter. You can also go to Kip & Co for something more subdued. Moreover, the brand always has a very good sale. Tip of the day? Order in bulk! This way you always have a perfect maternity gift ready not only for yourself, but also for future babies (and of course it saves on shipping costs).

Boro Mini

Boro Mini

Since I left Maud Ibiza I would like to have every pillow, every rug and every rag at home indigo blue, and preferably in batik. You can get started yourself with a bucket, elastic and paint... But pfff. The idea alone. No, we prefer to shop at the Dutch, all organic en all cozy Boro Mini. The cloths are extra large and therefore perfect cover up for another stain on the sofa that you haven't yet removed, and they are 'open woven' so they breathe well. Side step: I always get a little unhappy when I see strollers passing by with a thick cloth that is secured with clamps. Yes, I understand: you keep your little one out of the sun and protect him/her from the light and I don't know what else (exhaust fumes or something?) but on a hot day just hang your head under the hood after a run... There are also, for example, special sun visors for your car that allow air to pass through. If you prefer a cloth, go with this one. Oh yes, thanks to the size, the cloths also function as a spontaneous picnic blanket.

Tip of the day? Order in bulk!

Rose in April

Rose in April

The French (from Paris with love) tag Rose in April doesn't have a lot of choice, but what they do have comes in a lovely print. White with bambi. Blue with octopuses. Yellow with foxes. The material is slightly thinner than, for example, the cloths from Numero 74, and therefore slightly less cuddly. However, like Boro Mini, they are more air permeable.

The brand also has very nice beach bathrobes/blankets with hoods in the same colors and prints. Those perfect sundresses for when your little one comes running out of them. You didn't get it from us.

Rose in April is sold at our favorite webshop, among others Smalllable. That is also the site where I buy most of the clothes for Vito and Elvis (there is a very good outlet, also for yourself).

Shandor via Smallable

Shandor via Smallable

Because of the above, I just scrolled to Smallable.com again (poop). I shouldn't have done that because immediately there was another piece of clothing in my digital shopping cart (just like a number of clothes for Vito. To compensate: also from the sale. Smallable has a top outlet). But also this colorful, very nice cloth from Shandor. Finally something different and I love it.

By the way, Smallable also sells Aden + Anais, also a nice one (we have a huge white one with stars), and Bon Ton. Although I have already decided that next time I will try the beautiful hand-embroidered cloths from Camomile London go into the basket. 43 euros for a piece of cloth… That's right.

Cotton Baby & Little Dutch via Mama Loes Babysjop

Cotton Baby & Little Dutch via Mama Loes Babysjop

And that, the cost-picture story above, made me scroll again to Mama Loes's garish, not-so-stylish site. Less fancy perhaps, but we have a lot of them! And everything is super fast and completely neat in the house. In short: it is our go to site when there are things that simply have to be done. But things that should be beautiful can also be beautiful, and the Cotton Baby cloths have already been put in the basket here: we have the ocher yellow (not as perfect as Numero 74, but then we are tinkering) and the light gray, both very beautiful (we also have the mint green one, but it is not as beautiful in color as the other two). Not yet in the basket, but also on it: the Blue Adventure range from Little Dutch.

Yumi Baby

Yumi Baby

Yumi Baby is your one-stop-shop for beautiful bedding, playpen cloths, baby hats and muslin cloths size XXL. Everything in dreamy white, beige and rust brown and of such quality that it will remain beautiful for a hundred washes. You can use the large cloths (120 x 120 cm) to dry your little one after a bath or as a blanket in the car in the summer. Yumi Baby is king of subtle prints. Fun on a muslin cloth and fun on your baby (rompers, must-haves, anything with moons).