Amalfi Certified Organic Linen Baby Romper Bespoke

PRODUCT DETAILS

Match your children to your Amalfi dress with our bespoke Amalfi Baby Romper. Made with Oramai's signature 100% GOTS certified organic linen and detailed with coloured ric-rac adds a playful touch, making this romper the perfect outfit for your baby.

BESPOKE PRODUCTION

To avoid overproduction the brand produce this item upon receiving your order. Lead time around 2 weeks.  

THE BRAND

Within the luxury, ethical UK clothing brand Oramai, which means ‘by now’ in Italian, there’s a fashion ethos around reinventing and innovating linen, as to establish it as the everyday essential to the modern woman’s wardrobe. Being fully traceable, GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified, 100% biodegradable, organic, and recyclable and sustainable material, are just a few benefits of this thousands year old fabric. We, therefore, strongly believe that it’s no question that by now, we should be reintroducing it into our wardrobes – and we can do just that, with this incredible sustainable clothing collection from Oramai.

THE FABRIC

- Lightweight, non-stretchy fabric

- GOTS certified organic Linen

SIZE & FIT

- Buttons in back for easy dressing

- Buttons in bottom for easy changing 

SHIPPING AND RETURNS

- Please note that this product does not ship to the EU.

- To avoid overproduction the brand produce this item upon receiving your order. Lead time around 2 weeks.  

- Please note that this product ships from the UK. If you're ordering this product to be shipped outside the UK, please be aware that custom duties and charges may apply.

- We accept returns 14 days after an item has been delivered. For our Returns & Refunds Policy please click here.  

SUSTAINABILITY

All our labels align with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. All the labels showcased on our platform are a part of this initiative. Oramai (UK) aligns with the following: 

 - Certified by: 

  Global Organic Textile Standard

The Global Organic Textile Standard(GOTS) was developed by leading standard setters to define world-wide recognised requirements for organic textiles.