Bodysuits

Discover baby bodysuits and wrap bodysuits for every day. Whether long-sleeve, short-sleeve, or sleeveless – find comfortable basics here for different seasons and needs.

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LaLoona Wrap body long sleeve 3 pack - Green - Gr. 62/68 from CHF 17.99

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LaLoona Wrap body long sleeve 6 pack - sage gray - size 62/68 from CHF 27.99

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LaLoona Wrap body long sleeve 3-pack - Nature - Gr. 62/68 from CHF 17.99

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LaLoona Wrap body long sleeve 3 pack - Rose - Gr. 62/68 from CHF 17.99

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LaLoona Wrap body long sleeve 6 pack - White - Size 62/68 from CHF 27.99

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LaLoona Wrap body long sleeve 6 pack - berry gray - size 62/68 from CHF 27.99

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LaLoona Body Sparset Long Sleeve incl. Hanger - Berry Gray - Size 74/80 from CHF 30.99

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LaLoona Wrap body long sleeve 3 pack - White - Gr. 62/68 from CHF 17.99

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LaLoona Baby bodysuit short sleeve OEKO-TEX® 6 pack - Rose Gray - Size 74/80 from CHF 25.99

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LaLoona Baby bodysuit short sleeve OEKO-TEX® 3-pack - Rose - size 74/80 from CHF 16.99

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Jacky Body Without Sleeve 3 Pack - White - Size 86/92 from CHF 17.90

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LaLoona Body long sleeve 3-pack - Nature - Size 74/80 from CHF 16.99

Shopping Guide

Baby Bodysuits & Wrap Bodysuits

Baby bodysuits and wrap bodysuits: practical basics for every day

Baby bodysuits are an essential part of a baby's wardrobe in the first years of life. The snap closure at the crotch keeps them in place and makes diaper changes easier. Depending on the season and your needs, you can choose between long-sleeve, short-sleeve, and sleeveless styles.

What's the difference between a bodysuit and a wrap bodysuit?

A classic baby bodysuit is pulled on over the head or has an expandable neckline or snap buttons at the shoulder. A wrap bodysuit can be fully opened at the front or side. This means it doesn't need to be pulled over the head, which can be especially practical for newborns.

Which bodysuit size is right?

Baby bodysuits are generally selected based on body height. The size 62, for example, corresponds to a body height of about 62 cm. Since fit can vary by brand and style, you should also check the size chart and product details. The bodysuit should fit comfortably without being tight or slipping around too much.

Long sleeve, short sleeve, or sleeveless?

Long-sleeve bodysuits are especially suited for cooler days or as an extra layer of clothing. Short-sleeve bodysuits are versatile basics for warmer temperatures and for layering underneath. Sleeveless bodysuits can be worn on hot days or as underwear. Room temperature, additional clothing layers, and your baby's individual sense of warmth are the deciding factors.

Materials and care

Many baby bodysuits are made primarily of cotton or cotton blends. When choosing one, look for a pleasantly soft material, a good fit, and comfortably placed closures. Always wash the bodysuit according to the instructions on the care label, as washing temperature and dryer suitability can vary depending on the material and construction.

Frequently asked questions about baby bodysuits & wrap bodysuits

Baby bodysuits are generally selected based on body height. Size 62, for example, is intended for babies up to about 62 cm in height. Since bodysuits can vary in fit by brand, you should also check the manufacturer's size chart.

A classic bodysuit is usually pulled on over the head. A wrap bodysuit can be fully opened at the front or side and wrapped around the body. This makes it especially suitable for newborns and babies who don't like having clothes pulled over their heads.

A bodysuit should fit close to the body but not too tight. It shouldn't cut into the neck, arms, or legs, or feel tight at the crotch. At the same time, it shouldn't be so loose that it slips or bunches up under clothing.

This depends on the season, room temperature, and any additional layers of clothing. Long-sleeve bodysuits are especially suited for cooler days, while short-sleeve bodysuits work well for warmer temperatures or for layering underneath. Sleeveless styles can be worn in summer or as underwear.

Several bodysuits are worth having for your initial baby wardrobe, since they need to be changed frequently. How many you need depends on how often you do laundry and how quickly your baby grows out of a size. Multi-packs are especially practical for this.

Always follow the instructions on the care label. Washing temperature and dryer suitability can vary depending on the material and construction. If possible, avoid fastening the snap buttons before washing to reduce strain on them and on the fabric.