Quick answer
To check fabric composition on Petit Bateau kids' apparel, look for the sewn-in care label, which lists the fabric percentages and care symbols. Use this information to choose materials that match your child's comfort and care needs.
Why fabric composition matters for kids' clothing
Fabric composition affects how a garment feels, breathes, and holds up to frequent washing. For babies and kids, softness and skin sensitivity are top priorities, so knowing whether an item is pure cotton, a cotton blend, or a synthetic mix helps you decide what to buy.
Petit Bateau uses different materials across collections. For example, the SS25 baby bodysuit is made from a soft, breathable fabric (likely cotton), while the AW25 velour footie uses a plush velour that adds warmth. Checking the label ensures you pick the right weight and feel for the season.
Where to find the fabric information
The fabric composition is always printed on the care label, typically sewn into the side seam or at the back of the neck. On Petit Bateau items, the label includes the percentage of each fiber (e.g., 100% cotton) and care instructions.
If you are shopping online, the product description often lists the fabric type. When it is not specified, you can contact customer service or check the label once the item arrives.
Steps to check fabric composition
- Locate the care label: Find the sewn-in label on the garment, usually at the back of the neck or inside the side seam. It lists the fabric percentages and care symbols. Check both the neck and side seams if you cannot find it in one place.
- Read the fiber percentages: Look for the percentage of each fiber, such as '100% cotton' or '80% cotton, 20% polyester'. This tells you the exact composition. Common mistake: assuming 'cotton' means 100% cotton; always verify the percentage.
- Understand the care symbols: The label also shows washing and drying instructions. Follow them to preserve the fabric's softness and shape. A common mistake is ignoring the symbols, which can lead to shrinkage or damage.
- Consider the season and use: For warm weather, choose breathable fabrics like cotton. For cold weather, opt for warmer materials like velour or fleece blends. Match the fabric weight to the climate and your child's activity level.
Product fabric examples
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SS25 - A0CHD: This SS25 baby bodysuit is made from a soft, breathable fabric (likely cotton) and features a front snap closure. Cotton is gentle on sensitive skin and easy to wash, making it a great everyday choice for newborns.
SS25 - A0CHD
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AW25 - A0E2P: This AW25 velour footie is made from soft velour fabric and includes footed coverage to keep little toes warm. Velour provides extra coziness for cooler months, but it may require more careful washing to maintain its softness.
AW25 - A0E2P
