Who sews the mesh

What we make

Our panels are non-padded mesh, cut to run along the inside of a crib rail, and held in place by ties that fasten on the outside of the frame. The weave comes in 3 gauges, and each is knitted differently rather than being the same cloth at three densities. That is why the gauge does not tell you how dim the crib will be: Classic holds back 85%, Deluxe holds back 80%, AirflowBaby holds back 60% of the daylight. Alongside the panels we cut rail covers for the top edge a teething baby chews, fitted sheets, and cotton wraps that have nothing to do with the crib frame at all.

There are 44 pieces listed here across 4 sections, in 14 designs. Most of what looks like a long catalog is the same few cuts in different colorways.

What we do not make

We do not make padded bumpers, and we would not. We do not make a wearable blanket either: there was one, it was recalled in 2013, and we stopped making it that year rather than revise it. If you came here looking for a sleep sack with a warmth rating on the label, we do not have one and will not pretend otherwise.

What this site is

This is our catalog, not our till. Every piece here is stocked and sold by a retail partner, and the buttons take you across to their listing, where the price, the stock and the delivery are all theirs. We keep the descriptions, the fitting notes and the warnings on this side, because those are ours to get right.

The one thing we ask you to read

Take the panel out of the crib once your baby can pull up to standing against the crib side, which starts at around six months. An older baby can use it to climb.