Organic Cotton Patchwork Baby Bib
Organic Cotton Patchwork Baby Bib
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Add a splash of color to mealtime with our Organic Cotton Patchwork Baby Bib. Featuring a vibrant mix of playful prints and cheerful colors, this one-of-a-kind bib brings personality and practicality to everyday moments.
Crafted from 100% organic cotton and backed with upcycled flour sack fabric, it's designed to be gentle on delicate skin while providing the absorbency parents need. The easy Velcro closure makes dressing and removal quick and fuss-free, helping keep little ones comfortable through meals, snacks, and drooly adventures.
Each bib showcases a colorful patchwork-inspired design that celebrates creativity, sustainability, and handmade charm.
Features:
- Colorful patchwork design with playful printed fabrics
- Soft 100% organic cotton front
- Absorbent upcycled flour sack backing
- Easy Velcro closure for quick on-and-off wear
- Gentle on sensitive skin
- Durable and machine washable for everyday use
- Sustainably made with thoughtfully sourced materials
Why You'll Love It
This vibrant baby bib combines artistic style with everyday function. The organic cotton construction offers softness and comfort, while the upcycled backing provides added absorbency. Perfect for feeding time, teething days, and gifting, it's a practical essential with a colorful personality all its own.
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About Coco Baby Organics
We curate bright, bold and FUN clothes because they quite literally brighten our day and lift our mood. Our clothes are made of products that use less toxic chemicals and dyes and are sustainably sourced with renewable materials.
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Top quality
Your little ones deserve the best fabrics and non-synthetic dyes while still looking cute
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Super fun style
Fun and bright prints and patterns to delight your babes (and you).
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Small batch
All of our clothing is hand selected and tested from small brands.
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Black woman-owned
Organizations we support: The White Dress Project, The Broken Brown Egg and Fertility for Colored Girls