FAQ

What is smocked clothing?

Smocked clothing is made with smocking, an embroidery technique that gathers fabric into decorative, stretchy pleats. It gives children's clothing a classic, heirloom look while allowing comfortable room to grow and move.

What is the difference between a bubble and a romper?

A bubble is a short one-piece outfit with a gathered, blousy bottom that snaps at the crotch, perfect for warm weather and crawlers. A romper is a one-piece with short legs, offering a similar easy fit with a slightly different silhouette.

How should I care for smocked outfits?

To keep smocking looking its best, machine wash cold on a gentle cycle inside a mesh bag, and lay flat or hang to dry. Avoid high heat, which can distort the embroidered smocking.

How do I choose the right size for my child?

Each product page includes size details. When in doubt between two sizes, choose the larger one — smocked styles are designed with comfortable stretch, and children grow quickly.