Sleepsuits

A sleepsuit, also known as a onesie or footie pajamas, is a type of sleepwear typically worn by infants and young children. It is designed as a single garment that covers the torso and legs, often with attached feet. Sleepsuits are commonly made from soft, breathable fabrics such as cotton, which are gentle on a child's skin and help regulate body temperature during sleep. Many sleepsuits feature a front or back zipper or snap closures to facilitate easy diaper changes and dressing. The integrated feet are a distinguishing feature, preventing the child from kicking off blankets and helping to keep them warm. While primarily associated with babies, sleepsuits are also available in larger sizes for toddlers and sometimes even adults, often for comfort or novelty purposes. The design prioritizes ease of use for caregivers and comfort for the wearer.