romi. the label: Swiss design in organic cotton
GOTS-certified organic cotton
romi. the label relies on 100% GOTS-certified organic cotton: grown without synthetic pesticides and fertilisers, processed without questionable chemicals. The yarn comes from a Portuguese spinning mill. For sensitive children's skin that is an advantage, and for the soils in the growing regions too. What exactly the label covers is explained in our guide GOTS and organic cotton.
Designed in Switzerland
Design happens in Switzerland – restrained, clear and without a fashion expiry date. The pieces should still be wearable in three years, not just this season. That is also the reason for the calm colour palette: it combines across collections.
Comfortably cut
The cuts allow freedom of movement without hanging loose – important for children who climb, run and sit down wherever there is space. The Irregular Rib Knit Leggings, for instance, come in sizes from 0 to 3 months up to 3 to 4 years. The soft materials are also suitable for the first weeks and fit well into the first baby kit.
For mum too: chunky knit sweater and rib knit leggings
A special feature of the brand: some pieces come in children's and adult sizes. The chunky knit sweater for adults comes in XS/S and M/L, the children's version in the same colours Coffee and Oat. So you can wear it together – without it looking like a matching outfit, because the colours are so restrained.
Made in Portugal
Production takes place in Portugal, a country with a long textile tradition and high standards. Short transport routes within Europe and regular checks are part of the concept – and the careful workmanship shows on the knitwear after many washes.
Frequently asked questions
How do the sizes run?
For the children's pieces romi. recommends the regular size. The chunky knit sweater for adults, by contrast, is deliberately cut oversized – if you prefer a closer fit, choose one size down.
Which pieces also come in adult sizes?
The chunky knit sweater in Coffee and Oat, in sizes XS/S and M/L. The other models are children's sizes from 0 to 3 months up to 3 to 4 years.
Can the knitwear go in the machine?
Yes. Unlike woollen knits, organic cotton is machine washable and, according to the maker, keeps its shape and colour even after many washes – the practical advantage over merino pieces, which want to be washed by hand.
Why cotton instead of wool?
Cotton is breathable, uncomplicated to care for and wearable all year. Wool warms more in the cold – if you would like to combine both, the trade-off is set out in our guide merino wool or cotton.
Discover the collection by romi. the label – matching basics under bodysuits and in the newborn selection.