TOG is an international standard for warmth and thermal effectiveness. TOG is the unit measurement of thermal resistance and is used to estimate warmth. The acronym "TOG" stands for "Thermal Overall Grade" which is used to measure the thermal insulation of a textile product.
TOG may be used as a general guide to help parents choose the appropriate level of warmth for their baby’s zzZipMe Sleeping Sack for their environment.
What can be worn under an Omni Swaddle Sack? A short sleeve cotton bodysuit or thin cotton pajamas may be added underneath the Omni for extra warmth in cooler environments.
How do I layer for extra warmth with the Transitional Swaddle Sack? A short sleeve cotton bodysuit or thin cotton pajamas may be added underneath the TSS for extra warmth in cooler environments or you may add a SwaddleDesigns zzZipMe Sack over top.
Each baby is unique and parents should touch and feel their baby’s neck or tummy to ensure baby is not too warm or too cold. If baby is sweaty a layer should be removed. If baby feels too cool, an additional layer may be added under the zzZipMe Sack.