Smocket
100% POLYESTER
Food Grade PUL
- Regular wash on warm (max. 140°F/60°C) with recommended amount of detergent
- Line dry when you can or tumble dry on medium.
- Use a reputable, commercially available detergent, either plant based or synthetic
- Do not use laundry soaps such as castile or coconut based soaps and detergents with fabric softener.
- Watch your favourite reality show. Light up a celebratory cigar with a glass of red and give yourself a pat on the back for choosing a reusable swim diaper. A cape is recommended but not necessary.
Manages Messes The Smocket is a full-sleeve bib (a.k.a smock) with a crumb catcher on the front (or pocket). It is designed to hold all the mess your kid can throw at it, which means less crap for you to deal with. |
Stays Put With a snap to secure it at the neck and a tie closure to ensure it stays put at the waist, you can rest easy knowing that you will not be provoked into a rage when it falls off for the one millionth time, like their stupid booties. |
Multi-purpose Dinner time. Arts and crafts time. Basically any time you think your kid might get messy is the perfect time to pull out the Smocket. Which, let’s face it, is pretty much ALL THE TIME. |
Ain’t nobody got time for fussy laundry.
As parents we don't have time for delicate products that are Hand Wash Only. No problem here with the Smocket. Toss it in the laundry and walk away. It comes out practically brand new and dry from the washer. Air dry or throw it in the dryer on low for 10 mins. Grab that cold coffee and rejoice! |
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Is your baby about to start solids?
From purees to baby led weaning, kids are so good at wearing their food. Your child might decide that finger painting with yogurt is better than eating it. Sit back. They say avocado on eyebrows and banana on the back of the head is all the rage - toddlers these days, |
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Have a tiny Picasso?
While we can’t guarantee that your sweet petite Da Vinci won’t paint your walls, couch, and family pet, we can promise that they themselves will remain as pristine as a sidewalk in Singapore. |
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You are underestimating the joys of free labour.
Good news for new parents...your kids want to help you in the kitchen and garden, so let them. Let your babies get their hands dirty. Who knows maybe they could cook you a full meal by the time they turn 4? Use our Smockets to make sure that they don’t get grubby. And it is never too early to make them start. That is why the Smocket comes in two sizes: 6-18 months and 18-36 months. |
It doesn’t matter if your baby is enjoying some food, some fun, or a combination of both (my son is convinced that marinara is great for wall murals), the smocket means you will be spared at least some of the mess.
FAQ Want some more marinara painting tips? Still confused about how this thing works? Get all the answers here. |
Our Smockets are made of a combination of printed and solid-coloured PUL - that means that they are working overtime to keep your babes outfit squeaky clean while they're doing everything they can think of to be as messy as possible.
Yes! The material used will keep shirts dry and clean through even the most wet messes.
Small is recommended for little ones 6-18 months old, and Large is recommended for 18-36 months. Both sizes have elastic wristbands and a tie up back to easily fit on babies of all shapes and sizes!
Hand washing is preferable, but tossing it into the washing machine on a cold or warm cycle is alright too. Avoid using hot water. Hang to dry only.
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