Not just because it’s soft—

but because it stays soft.

I use triple-layer cotton gauze, woven in Japan,

made from long-staple cotton.

Compared to short-staple fibers that break easily and shed fuzz,

longer fibers spin into stronger, denser threads—

so the fabric resists pilling, holds its shape, and lasts through washes.

You might’ve seen cotton gauze that thins out, shrinks, or pills after just a few wears.

I’ve seen it too—too many times.

That’s why I chose something that truly lasts.

A fabric this thoughtful deserves to be handled with care.

So I stitch every piece slowly, by hand.

Not fast—but right.

Because when your child puts it on,

it should feel soft, safe, and worth it.

🪡 A good fabric’s worth isn’t in the first wear—

it’s in the 50th wash, when you still can’t let it go.