Two organic cotton singlets, two different feels
The Organic Cotton Maple Singlet in Tully Grey and the Organic Cotton Pointelle Anais Singlet in Dina Antique are both lightweight layering pieces, but they differ in fabric blend, surface texture, and the size range each offers. The Maple is 100% organic cotton with a smooth finish, while the Anais uses a 98% organic cotton and 2% elastane pointelle knit that adds gentle stretch. Neither is inherently better—your choice depends on whether you want pure cotton simplicity or a bit of give with a textured look.
Fabric and construction at a glance
- Organic Cotton Maple Singlet - Tully Grey: Made from 100% organic cotton with a soft floral print in blue and grey tones and grey trim detailing. Pure cotton is breathable and gentle on sensitive skin, and the neutral print pairs easily with bloomers, leggings, or under layers.
Organic Cotton Maple Singlet - Tully Grey - Organic Cotton Pointelle Anais Singlet - Dina Antique: Crafted from 98% Organic Cotton and 2% Elastane with a soft pointelle knit texture and button-front detailing. The small amount of elastane adds gentle stretch for ease of movement, while the pointelle knit gives a vintage-inspired look.
Organic Cotton Pointelle Anais Singlet - Dina Antique
Sizing: where the two singlets diverge
The Maple Singlet is listed with sizes from 6–12 months through 10 years, making it an option for babies as young as 6 months. The Anais Singlet starts at 3 years and runs to 10 years. If you are shopping for a baby under 3, the Maple is the only one of these two with a listed size that small. For older children, both offer overlapping sizes, so you can compare the chest and length measurements provided in each product's size guide to find the better fit.
Size ranges and measurements
- Organic Cotton Maple Singlet - Tully Grey: Size guide includes 6–12 months, 1 year, 2 years, 3 years, 4 years, 5 years, 6 years, 7 years, 8 years, 9 years, and 10 years, with chest and length measurements in inches. The wide range means you can size up as your child grows, and the detailed measurements help you choose accurately.
- Organic Cotton Pointelle Anais Singlet - Dina Antique: Size guide covers 3 years through 10 years, with chest and length measurements in inches. If your child is 3 or older, you can compare the Anais measurements directly with the Maple to decide which fit works best.
Care: similar routines, one key difference
Both singlets call for a delicate wash in a laundry bag and should not be tumble dried. The Maple specifies cold water only, while the Anais advises washing cold and following the care label. In practice, that means you can treat them similarly: use a gentle cycle, skip the dryer, and always check the label. The Anais's elastane content means it may benefit from extra care to preserve stretch, but the supplied instructions do not specify beyond the cold wash and no tumble dry.
Care instructions side by side
- Organic Cotton Maple Singlet - Tully Grey: Care instructions: delicate wash in a laundry bag, cold water only, do not tumble dry, follow care label instructions. These steps help maintain the cotton's softness and prevent shrinkage.
- Organic Cotton Pointelle Anais Singlet - Dina Antique: Care instructions: delicate wash in a laundry bag, wash on cold, do not tumble dry, follow care label. The routine protects the pointelle knit and elastane, keeping the garment comfortable for longer.
Which singlet suits your layering needs?
If you want a pure cotton staple with a smooth finish and a size that fits babies from 6 months, the Maple Singlet is a straightforward choice. Its neutral floral print and grey trim make it easy to pair with many outfits. If you prefer a textured, vintage-inspired look with a bit of stretch for active children, the Anais Singlet offers that in sizes 3 years and up. Both are lightweight and breathable, so they work well as a base layer or on their own in warm weather. Consider your child's age, your preference for pure versus stretch cotton, and the care routine you can maintain.
