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If you like traditional flat nappies the "nie-tetra" flat is for you.

It is a revolutionary flat square nappy thanks to the material it's made of.

DIFFERENCES BETWEEN NIE-TETRA AND NIE-TETRA MOSS:

*Already known for you Nie-tetra is silky to the touch - available in August.

*Nie-tetra Moss is a new flat nappy, matt to the touch - available from 26.06.2024

FEATURES OF A "NIE-TETRA":

made of organic cotton - a safe, breathable and 100 % natural absorbent material
high absorbency - 180gsm is really a lot and at the same time thin, which makes it suitable also for tiny newborns
always soft, does not become hard even after many washings and drying in the sun
it stretches very well, softly covering the bottom
because it is stretchy, it is more comfortable than traditional flats and can last longer
the edges do not curl after drying in the tumble dryer or in the sun, so there are no annoying and so uncomfortable folds on the edges for baby
does not crease
is finished flat with an overlock and does not create thick uncomfortable bumps once folded
it is a rectangle when purchased and will shrink to an even square after several washes
distributes moisture well
made of a rectangle, but after a few washes it becomes a square and remains a square forever
needs to be covered with a woollen wrap

The Nie-tetra is stretchy, for that reason no clothespins are needed, simply tuck the ends under the nappy on the baby's tummy. If your baby is a little older and more active you may find the Snappi clip useful.

Composition: 100% organic cotton GOTS

The material used to make the flat was produced in Poland in accordance with GOTS and OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 standards.
The nappy is made in Poland

"Nie-tetra" flat cloth nappy

From 10,00 zł

Quantity

"Nie-tetra" flat nappy is made from a stretchy material, so it will fit your chid longer than a standard flat of the same size if you use the nappy wrapped around the babies hips. After the baby will grow out of the size, or if its absorbency isn’t enough anymore, use the flat as a pad insert - pad folded, or use it as a booster to any other cloth nappy.

If the flat is going to be used in any other way than pad folded, we recommend to choose the size as below:
40x40cm - for premature babies (will shrink to approx. 37x37cm)
50x50cm - for babies from 3 to 6 kg (will shrink to approx. 46x46cm)
60x60cm - for babies from 5 to 8 kg (will shrink to approx. 55x55cm)
70x70cm - for babies from 8 to 11 kg + (will shrink to approx. 64x64cm)

The nappy will shrink to the above sizes after a few washes depending on the washing temperature and drying method. Tumble drying at maximum temperature will accelerate shrinking.

Please note that a particular size may fit your baby for a longer or shorter period of time, depending on their build and how the nappy is folded. When the baby grows out of a particular size, it can be used folded into a rectangle or as a booster.
The nappy can be washed at 60° with white washing powder.
If you wash with Nappi Fresh or other sanitiser, washing at 40° is sufficient. In this way you will provide your baby with clean, hygienic nappies.

The product label says to wash at 40 degrees and dry gently in the tumble dryer. These are the manufacturer's of cotton fabric recommendations for the material from which the nappy has been sewn. Our tests have shown that the fabric performs very well after washing at 60 degrees as well as drying at a high temperature.
However, bear in mind that excessive use of this can wear out the nappy more quickly.
Tumble drying allowed at any temperature however, gentle drying and even more so traditional drying (sun, standing dryer) will certainly prolong its life.
In a nutshell, all cotton is airy, hygroscopic, anti-allergenic and natural, but....

Organic cotton, like regular industrial cotton, is a plant-based raw material, but the way they are grown and the differences in their processing make them really different.

Organic cotton comes from crops that are not treated with toxic chemicals. Organic fertilisers are used instead of chemical ones and chemical pesticides. The plant is not protected by chemicals, so it has to develop its own defence mechanisms, which makes it a sustainable raw material and ensures that the products made from it retain their shape and appearance for a long time.

No chemicals are used to produce a cotton fabric, as is the case with some other naturally sourced materials. The white cotton balls are picked from the cotton plants, cleaned of their leaves and seeds by hand or mechanically, and then combed, pressed and twisted. This is how the yarn is created, which is then knitted or woven into airy cotton fabrics.

It is worth remembering that organic cotton is highly hygroscopic - it will absorb 24 to 27 times its weight in water! And interestingly, wet organic cotton is very durable, so frequent and harsh washing will not harm it.

GOTS-certified organic cotton is pure, chemical-free, healthy and safe for the youngest children, perfect for sensitive skin and ideal for allergy sufferers prone to atopic dermatitis.

On organic cotton plantations, controls are applied to respect workers' rights.

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Due to its high content of natural oils, organic cotton nappies reach maximum absorbency later than normal industrial cotton, and may need up to 7-8 washes to reach full absorbency.