Organic Cotton Summer Nightie - "The Creek" in Blue

Welcome to the Australian Tropical Rainforest, where plants, water and the sun work together in harmony to create a habitat for thousands of wondrous creatures. Our Creek print celebrates the beautiful freshwater streams of the rainforest. Teeming with water plants, fish, freshwater shrimp and the elusive platypus we hope your children love discovering the underwater world beneath the canopy.

Our summer nighties are made in Australia using the softest GOTS certified Organic cotton. Our kids wear their pj's for about 14 hours every single day. That is half their lives spent in their pyjamas, so using material free from harmful chemicals is really important to us. Our pyjamas are the perfect mix of soft, stretchy and snuggly, and we pride ourselves on designing unisex prints that all kids love to wear!

Our nighties were designed to be comfortable enough to wear to bed but fun enough to wear out. If you can’t get your kids out of their pj’s in the morning, our nightie works perfectly as a dress in the day and looks especially cute over leggings or with a cardi!

• SIZING - Our nighties are a very generous fit – particularly in length. Please refer to the size chart for specific measurements to compare to an item you have at home.
• GOTS Organic cotton (with 8% elastin to make sure it keeps its shape beautifully).
• Each pair of "Under the Canopy" pj's comes with a mini sun printing kit, so your child can experiment with using the sun, water and leaves to create magic, just like our rainforest does.
• This product is 100% Australian made and our Under the Canopy prints designed for us by the amazing Victoria from The Scenic Route.

We are firm believers that transparency in business leads to more ethical operations and a greater consumer understanding of how things are made and the costs and practices involved in making things what I think of as “the right way”. If you would like more information on our manufacturing process and the costs of making our pjs, please head over to our “the cost of manufacturing in Australia” blog post.