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Adequate Warmth: Resists low nighttime temperatures and locks in heat emitted by the baby’s body, especially suitable for air-conditioned rooms, heated rooms, or humid cold environments in the south, preventing colds after kicking off blankets;
Excellent Breathability: Babies have fast metabolism and tend to sweat easily. The fabric must quickly wick away moisture and dissipate heat, preventing sweat from lingering on the skin and reducing the risk of eczema and diaper rash;
Safe, Skin-Friendly, and Non-Irritating: Babies have fragile skin barriers. The fabric must comply with Class A infant product standards, be free of fluorescent agents, formaldehyde, and odors, feel soft without irritating the skin, and be washable and durable (since baby sleep sacks need frequent cleaning).
Core Advantages: Soft and skin-friendly, moisture-absorbent and breathable, safe and non-irritating—known as the "all-rounder" of infant fabrics. The combing process removes short fibers and impurities from cotton, making the fabric finer, smoother, less likely to pill or deform, and remains soft even after repeated washes.
Warmth & Breathability: Moderate warmth and excellent breathability. It quickly absorbs and wicks away the baby’s sweat, preventing stuffiness and colds.
Applicable Scenarios: Early winter in the south (room temperature 15-22℃), heated rooms in the north (room temperature 20-25℃). Ideal for babies who sweat easily or have sensitive skin, it can be used as a single-layer sleep sack or the inner lining of quilted sleep sacks.
Buying Tips: Look for the "100% Combed Cotton" label, prioritize high-count and high-density fabrics (40 threads or more) for better thickness and durability; avoid regular plain cotton fabric (less warm) and opt for combed cotton twill or knit fabric for autumn and winter.
Core Advantages: A thin layer of cotton (usually Xinjiang long-staple cotton) is filled between two layers of cotton fabric, enhancing warmth while retaining the breathability and skin-friendliness of cotton—unlike chemical fiber fabrics that cause stuffiness.
Warmth & Breathability: Strong warmth retention, effectively locking in heat for low-temperature environments; the filling has moderate loft, ensuring good breathability. Sweat can escape through the outer cotton layer, preventing overheating.
Applicable Scenarios: Deep winter in the south (room temperature 10-15℃), unheated rooms in the north (room temperature 12-18℃). Suitable for most babies’ nighttime use in autumn and winter, it’s the "main force" for kick-proof warmth.
Buying Tips: Choose styles with "evenly distributed filling" to avoid clumping; prefer detachable designs for easy cleaning; ensure the filling meets infant safety standards (no odor, no fluorescent agents).
Core Advantages: Made from organically grown cotton without pesticides or chemical fertilizers, the fabric is more natural and pure, softer and finer than regular cotton. It’s particularly gentle on newborns and babies with sensitive skin.
Warmth & Breathability: Warmth is comparable to combed cotton, with excellent breathability and fast moisture-wicking, reducing skin irritation and eczema risk.
Applicable Scenarios: Entire autumn and winter seasons (room temperature 12-25℃), especially for newborns aged 0-6 months, babies with allergies, or weak constitutions. Choose single-layer organic cotton sleep sacks for warm autumn or heated rooms, or quilted organic cotton sleep sacks for deep winter.
Buying Tips: Look for authoritative organic cotton certifications (e.g., GOTS Global Organic Textile Standard) to avoid "fake organic cotton"; organic cotton fabrics may be thinner, so pair with a light swaddle for deep winter.
Core Advantages: Made from natural bamboo, the fabric has a cool touch, softness comparable to silk, moisture-wicking capacity 3-5 times that of cotton, and natural antibacterial properties to reduce bacteria growth from sweat.
Warmth & Breathability: Moderate warmth, excellent breathability. Suitable for babies who "fear heat but also cold," it resists mild nighttime chill while preventing stuffiness from sweating.
Applicable Scenarios: Warm autumn in the south (room temperature 18-25℃), heated rooms in the north (room temperature 22-26℃). Perfect for babies with active metabolism and excessive sweating, it can be used as a transitional sleep sack for autumn and winter or an indoor sleep sack.
Buying Tips: Bamboo fiber fabrics may shrink slightly after washing—choose one size larger; pure bamboo fiber has limited warmth, so avoid using it alone in deep winter (pair with a quilted sleep sack liner).
Core Advantages: Usually made from polyester fiber, the fabric has dense small granular fleece on the surface, offering high loft, strong warmth retention, light weight (no pressure on the baby), and resistance to deformation and easy cleaning.
Warmth & Breathability: Top-tier warmth retention, quickly locking in heat for low-temperature environments; moderate breathability—high-quality polar fleece uses breathable fibers to avoid excessive stuffiness.
Applicable Scenarios: Frigid winter in the north (room temperature 5-15℃), humid cold unheated rooms in the south (room temperature 8-12℃). Suitable for outdoor use or nighttime when temperatures are low, it’s a powerful tool for "cold resistance and kick-proofing."
Buying Tips: Choose "Class A infant-specific polar fleece" to avoid chemical odors; prioritize short-pile, high-density styles for softer texture and less lint; opt for polar fleece sleep sacks with cotton liners for better breathability and skin-friendliness.
Core Advantages: Woven from multi-layer cotton gauze, the fabric is lightweight, breathable, moisture-absorbent, and soft—becoming softer with each wash. It adapts to the baby’s movement range without restriction.
Warmth & Breathability: The multi-layer design (usually 2-4 layers) balances warmth and breathability, retaining heat while allowing sweat to quickly penetrate and evaporate, preventing stuffiness.
Applicable Scenarios: Entire autumn and winter seasons (room temperature 15-22℃). Ideal for active babies who love rolling over—2-layer gauze for warm autumn or heated rooms, and 4-layer gauze for deep winter or slightly cool environments.
Buying Tips: Choose "combed gauze cotton" for better thickness and durability; avoid excessive layers (more than 4) as it may reduce breathability; prefer seamless stitching to minimize skin friction.
Chemical Fiber Blends (Without Class A Certification): Such as low-quality polyester or nylon blends—poor breathability, prone to static electricity, and may contain harmful substances like formaldehyde and fluorescent agents that irritate the baby’s skin;
Thick Flannel (e.g., Coral Fleece, Flannel): Overly long and dense fleece provides warmth but has extremely poor breathability, easily causing stuffiness and bacterial growth. It may also shed lint that babies inhale, triggering respiratory discomfort;
Unverified "Viral Fabrics": Such as so-called "self-heating fabrics" or "temperature-regulating fabrics"—without authoritative test reports, they may contain chemical heating agents with unguaranteed safety and usually poor breathability.
Room temperature > 22℃ (Heated rooms/Warm autumn): Combed cotton, bamboo fiber, 2-layer gauze cotton sleep sacks (breathable and non-stuffy);
Room temperature 15-22℃ (Early winter/Normal temperature in the south): 4-layer gauze cotton, organic cotton, quilted cotton sleep sacks (balanced warmth and breathability);
Room temperature < 15℃ (Deep winter/Frigid environments): Quilted cotton, polar fleece sleep sacks (strong heat retention and kick-proof).
