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NAPPY FABRIC INFO
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| Micro fleece: A synthetic fabric made from recycled PET (Polyethylene terephthalate). It is very soft and sits on the part of the nappy that touches baby’s skin. It is hydrophobic, making it wick water away from baby’s sensitive bottom and into the absorbent part of the nappy. Micro fleece is a finer fabric than polar fleece making it popular for its trimness.
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| Suedecloth: A 100% polyester fabric that is super soft to the touch. It is used as the lining in nappies and wicks wetness away from babies skin. It is highly stain resistant.
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| Bamboo: Fabric made from the bamboo plant. It resembles cotton but is softer, more absorbent and has antibacterial qualities. Available in fleece, terry and velour.
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| Hemp: Hemp is an absorbent fabric made from the pulp of the hemp plant. Like bamboo, it contains antibacterial properties which help to ensure the nappies stay clean and mould free. It is soft to touch, strong and absorbent.
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| Polyurethane Laminate: Frequently referred to by it’s abbreviated name PUL (Said as either P-U-L, or Pull). PUL is a soft clear coating of polyurethane that is applied to the back of fabrics resulting in a product that is both waterproof and has a small amount of breathability, making it a perfect choice for nappy making. PUL comes in either 1MIL, or 2MIL, the MIL referring to the thickness of the laminate. Most fabrics are laminated with the 2MIL as it withstands frequent washing and is longer lasting. The laminate is applied to either cotton fabric or polyester fabric .
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