INFANCIE BY MOTHER’S CHOICE

Better choices, stated plainly.

We would rather be specific about a few things than vague about everything. Here is what we actually do, why we do it, and what we do not yet claim.

No sweeping promises. No borrowed certifications. Just clear information about the fibres, standards and practical choices behind the products we make.
Progress should be specific. Certification where it applies. Transparency where there is more to do.
CERTIFIED FIBRES

Standards that mean something.

We keep certification claims attached to the products they actually cover. If a product page does not state a certification, we do not imply that it has one.

GOTS

GOTS certified organic cotton blend

Our sock ranges are made from a GOTS certified organic cotton blend. GOTS — the Global Organic Textile Standard — is the strictest widely recognised standard for organic textiles. It covers organic fibre content, restricted chemical inputs, wastewater treatment and social criteria across the supply chain, and it is verified by independent audit rather than self-declared.

Applies to our certified organic cotton sock ranges.
OEKO-TEX

Tested finished fabric

Our organic cotton muslin is OEKO-TEX certified, which means the finished fabric has been tested for substances known to be harmful to human health. For products that spend all day against a newborn’s skin, that matters more than most things.

Applies to our certified organic cotton muslin ranges.
ORGANIC COTTON

A better starting point.

Organic cotton is grown without synthetic pesticides or fertilisers and from non-GM seed. It is a meaningfully better starting point than conventional cotton for soil health, water systems and the people who grow and pick it. It is also more expensive, which is the honest reason most baby brands do not use it throughout.

No synthetic pesticides A different approach from conventional cotton growing.
No synthetic fertilisers Chosen with soil and surrounding systems in mind.
Non-GM seed Part of the organic cotton standard.
MADE TO BE USED, WASHED & PASSED ON

Longevity is part of the design.

The most sustainable baby product is the one that survives three children instead of one. That idea shapes practical decisions across the range.

01

Cuffs that keep their shape

Reinforced sock cuffs are designed not to go slack through everyday wear.

02

Muslin that softens

Chosen to become softer with washing rather than simply feeling thinner.

03

Sheets made to rotate

Elasticated sheets keep their grip after repeated washing, while two-packs make rotation practical.

04

Made for the next baby

Neutral colours are easy to use again, regardless of who comes next.

CARE IS PART OF IT

How you wash it matters too.

A cool wash, a low tumble and no fabric softener will extend the life of everything we make, and cut the energy each item uses over its lifetime. Our full materials and care guide has the details.

Cool wash Low tumble Skip fabric softener Use for longer
WHAT WE ARE NOT CLAIMING

There is more to do.

We are not carbon neutral, we do not currently run a take-back or recycling scheme, and not every product in the range is certified. We would rather say that plainly than imply otherwise. As those things change, this page changes with them.

Not carbon neutral No current take-back scheme Not every product is certified
QUESTIONS

Want the details on a specific product?

If you want to know the exact fibre content, certification status or origin of a specific product, ask us and we will tell you what we know.

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