Pop-in Plain Nappy - Velcro Fastening

Pop-in's birth-to-potty nappy is award winning!! Taking home Gold in Reusable Nappy and Consumer Choice at the Mumii Awards in 2018, and most recently winning Silver for Best Multipart Reusable Nappy at the Made For Mums Awards 2022.

Popper rises down the front of the nappy allow you to adjust the size to fit your little one from around 7lbs till they are 35lbs. The design also has some very special features; an amazing double leg gusset to help protect against leaks, clever absorbent panel in the outer shell to help hold the wetness in the middle of the nappy and an additional booster that snaps at the front. The booster can be folded where you require more absorbency.

All parts of this all-in two nappy snap together. Also meaning they can be unsnapped and hung out separately on the washing line to allow faster drying time.

Not only award winning, Close is a brand with great ethics. They use recycled polyester made from plastic bottles (rPet) across their range. Each of their birth-to-potty nappies uses 2 ½ plastic bottles to create the waterproof shell. So now you can divert nappies and plastic bottles ending up in landfill! When using these nappies, you will see why they come highly recommended.

• Each nappy is made from 2 ½ recycled plastic bottles, so now you can divert both plastic bottles and nappies from landfill!
• The insert and booster are made from 70% bamboo and 30% cotton. This makes them very absorbent.
• Features an amazing double leg gusset which helps prevent those poo-explosions from leaking.
• The nappy can be unsnapped and hung on the line separately to allow quicker drying time.

Machine wash at 40 or 60°C, without fabric conditioner. Air dry is best. Wash a couple of times before use.
You can find more care information in our free downloadable guide.

Soaker: Bamboo (viscose) blend. Outer shell: 100% Recycled polyester (RPET) with TPU membrane.

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