Muslin Swaddle Single - Bumpkin, Soft Black

Generously sized swaddles with very cute designs. Softened right up after the first washing, even without fabric softener (used wool dryer balls). Good quality product and much more affordable than the other brands.

This are wonderful swaddled and they are versatile for everyday use, but mostly for swaddling. They are extremely soft and get softer after washing and drying them.

Fantastic blankets! Just bought them. And they are super soft, very good quality and big size.

My newborn runs H-O-T! She has fleece & cotton swaddlers and they both make her sweat profusely even though it's cool in the house. She runs so hot she only wears a diaper, onsies have her sweating. As a typical newborn she feels most secure being swaddled so I started researching materials I could use and came across muslin fabrics, which are used often in New Zealand and Australia. After reading several reviews about this particular brand I decided to go ahead and purchase their swaddlers even though it was a little more than I had wanted to spend. Boy do I feel like it was money well spent! The material is soft and lightweight and has lasted through several washings (newborn = lots of spitup and ****). I can keep her wrapped all night without her sweating at all. Added bonus: these swaddlers are so large they can do double duty as car seat cover. This will be great during the summer when I'll want to keep her covered from the sun with something lighter than a blanket.

These are the best I've found, super soft, good size, get softer with washing, easy to swaddle and stay pretty good. They have a million uses beyond swaddling and I can't imagine not having at least 5. They fit in diaper bag for nursing cover, change pad, sun protection over car seat or stroller, burp cloth, cuddling, the list is endless. I had to buy more for my 2nd baby because my 3 year old wouldn't share as she's continued to use them for her blankies and likes to use them for forts and other types of play. Great gift for those expecting too since they might not know they really need them.