Sleepsuit 1.0 TOG - Smiley Sharks

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Smiling sharks, jellyfish, small fish — the friendly version of the shark phase.

The 6–18M sleep problem: baby has outgrown the swaddle, wants their arms free, but still needs wearable-blanket warmth. A closed sleep bag becomes a trip hazard once the baby is walking in the crib. Pajamas alone are too cold for the 69–75°F nursery overnight.

This is what goes in between.

Material. TENCEL™ Lyocell shell with DuPont™ Sorona insulation, 1.0 TOG. Wood-pulp fiber on the outside, plant-based polymer insulation on the inside. The same material structure as the 1.0 TOG sleep bag, with separated legs so the toddler can walk, stand, and crawl in it.

The print. Cream-ivory ground (navy binding) with watercolor smiling sharks in white, gray, and blue tones, small fish, blue stars, jellyfish.

Construction. Sleeveless — closed arms are how you overheat a winter baby; the warmth math lives in the body of the suit, not the limbs. Separated legs that hit just below the knee — long enough to keep warm, short enough not to drag. 2-way zipper from the chin to the inner thigh on each leg, so a diaper change doesn't require unzipping the whole garment. Hidden seams. Fabric guard at the zipper top for sensitive necks.

When to switch from sleep bag to sleepsuit. Most families switch around 12–15 months, when the baby is walking confidently in the crib. The closed-leg sleep bag becomes a trip hazard at that point. The sleepsuit gives the same TOG warmth with mobility. Some families switch earlier if the baby protests the closed-leg bag; others stay in sleep bags longer if the baby is content.

Why most premium brands skip this format. The sleepsuit category is small — most premium sleepwear brands jump from sleep bags straight to pajamas, leaving walking toddlers either staying in a sleep bag they're trying to step out of, or jumping into pajamas in a nursery that's too cold for pajamas alone. We make the sleepsuit because the gap is real.

Adjacent products. The 1.0 TOG TENCEL™ Sleep Bag is the pre-walking version of this garment. Browse the full sleepsuit collection or pair with a long-sleeve TENCEL™ sleeper as the under-layer.

Sizing. 6–18M, 18–24M, 2T. Size to current weight and height.

Care. Machine wash cold, tumble dry low. Do not bleach. Do not iron printed panels.

Tested and certified. Fabric carries OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certification. Garment passes CPSC, CPSIA, and ASTM safety testing. Built around the American Academy of Pediatrics safe-sleep guidance. Independent B Corp Certification on the brand.

Common questions

What's the difference between a sleepsuit and a sleep sack?

A sleep sack has closed legs (or an opening at the bottom) and keeps the legs together for sleep. A sleepsuit has separated legs — the baby can stand, crawl, and walk in it. The sleepsuit is the wearable blanket for the 6–18M phase when the baby is mobile but still needs the warmth of a sleep bag.

When should I switch from sleep sack to sleepsuit?

Once the baby is walking confidently in the crib (around 12–15 months for most), the closed-leg sleep bag becomes a trip hazard. The sleepsuit gives the same TOG warmth with separated legs so they can stand safely. Some families switch earlier if the baby protests the sleep bag.

Can a baby wear a sleepsuit year-round?

At 1.0 TOG, yes — in a 69–75°F nursery, which is the most common US bedroom temperature. For warmer summer nights, switch to lighter pajamas. For cold winter nurseries below 68°F, add a long-sleeve bodysuit underneath.

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Why we recommend TENCEL™

Moisture Wicking

Non-Toxic & Safe

Ultra-Soft On Baby’s Skin​

Gentle on sensitive skin and the planet, TENCEL™ Lyocell contains biodegradable fibers made from responsibly sourced eucalyptus tree pulp. It's made using a closed-loop production process where 99.5% of the solvents are reused during manufacturing, helping to minimize waste.

94% TENCEL™ Lyocell, 6% spandex

Machine wash cold with like colours

Delicate or gentle cycle

Tumble dry on low heat

Use only non-chlorine bleach

Iron medium

Do not dry clean