Pré-vente – stock limité
Cet article a été proposé en précommande cet hiver. J’ai également fait fabriquer quelques pièces supplémentaires pour la boutique : c’est ce stock limité qui vous est proposé aujourd’hui en pré-vente.
La pré-vente reste ouverte tant que le badge "Pré-vente" est affiché sur cette fiche, dans la limite des quantités disponibles et jusqu’à leur réception en boutique. Aucun réassort n’est prévu par la suite. Après réception, les éventuelles pièces restantes passeront simplement au statut "En stock".
Réception estimée en boutique : entre septembre et octobre, de manière échelonnée selon le calendrier et l'ordre du fabricant.
Si votre commande contient d’autres articles, elle sera expédiée en une seule fois, lorsque tous les produits seront disponibles. Merci de passer des commandes séparées si vous souhaitez recevoir les autres articles plus tôt.
This Kimono body/shirt ManyMonths can make a real difference if…
- you don't know what size of bodysuit to choose at birth, so that it's neither too small nor too big, while still lasting a good while;
- you never really know if your child is warm enough… or, conversely, if they are too bundled up;
- you layer clothes, thinking it's never warm enough, to the point where your child sometimes finds themselves too encumbered to move freely;
- your child has a fever and wakes up drenched in sweat in cotton clothes, which chills them, disrupts their sleep, and leaves them in unnecessary discomfort;
- you would like to reduce the frequency and quantity of washes;
- you use cloth diapers and classic bodysuits are not really suitable, often forcing you to choose a size up, which is otherwise too large;
- you have to change the entire bodysuit for a small leak localized only at the bottom of the garment;
- you are looking for a garment made of natural, ecological material, truly healthy and designed for your child's real comfort.
A kimono body/shirt that grows with your child for many months…
Baby clothes often become too small in just a few weeks.
We accumulate sizes, layers of clothing, washes… without ever being sure that the child is actually at the right temperature.
The ManyMonths grow-with-me Kimono body/shirt was designed to address these everyday situations.
Thanks to natural merino wool, this garment helps maintain a comfortable microclimate around the child's body: neither too hot nor too cold.
Wool absorbs moisture while remaining warm to the touch. Your child therefore stays dry and comfortable, even when the temperature varies.
An ingenious garment that grows with the child
The ManyMonths kimono body/shirt was designed to be worn much longer than a classic bodysuit.
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Detachable crotch part: the bodysuit then becomes a t-shirt or a vest!
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Two fastening positions suitable for cloth diapers
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Grow-with-me sleeves that can be rolled up, with integrated mittens
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Stretchy cut that adapts to the child's growth
- Opening with practical tie and buttons
A garment that accompanies your child well beyond the first weeks or months.
This kimono body/shirt is particularly popular with families using cloth diapers.
The detachable crotch part makes it easy to adapt the garment to current needs.
And in case of a small leak, it is not always necessary to change the entire garment or wash it: wool has naturally self-cleaning properties. Simple airing of the detachable part is often sufficient.
Exceptional comfort for baby's skin
The kimono body/shirt is made of soft pure merino wool, in a flexible knit with comfortable seams.
Merino wool:
- naturally regulates body temperature
- allows the skin to breathe
- absorbs moisture while staying warm
- limits odors thanks to its natural antibacterial properties
It takes about 9 months for a baby's body to learn to regulate its temperature.
Wool can therefore be a valuable aid during this period.
Essential first layer
The ManyMonths kimono body is the essential first layer, the one that directly influences the body's thermal balance.
It helps keep the skin dry. Moisture is absorbed by the wool, while the dried air can be warmed by body heat and retained by the next layer, for example a knit or thicker wool.
The first layer is the most important: it is in direct contact with the skin and conditions the body's entire thermoregulation. It must therefore be natural and breathable.
2026/27 Colors:
Toasted Coconut
Warm and soft beige, slightly textured. Soothing neutral, easy to pair.
Aurora Red
Rich and luminous red, inspired by the boreal skies. Energizing without being aggressive.
Moondust Blue
Grayish blue, soft and balanced. Calm atmosphere, easy to wear every day.
Callisto Moon
Deep brown with mineral nuances. Rich, stable, and grounded.
Golden Star
Warm and bright yellow. Brings light and a soft contrast.
Nebula Pink
Vibrant but softened pink. Light, cheerful, and easy to integrate.
Product Photos:
As this is a pre-order, photos of the new collection are not yet available.
The visuals presented show the product worn and used, but some colors are not contractual and come from previous collections.
The photos in Foggy Black and Toasted Coconut correspond to the colors carried over in this new collection, for the products concerned.
One size:
Newcomer/Charmer: 50-74 cm (approx. 0-9 months)
Every child grows at their own pace.
I recommend that you choose the size based on centimeters rather than age.
ManyMonths have their own size guide
Miracle: Premature (44–50 cm)
Newcomer: 0–3/4 months (50–56/62 cm)
Charmer: 3–6/9 months (62–68/74 cm)
Explorer: 6–12/18 months (68–80/86 cm)
Adventurer: 1–2/2.5 years (80–92/98 cm)
Conqueror: 3–4.5/5 years (98–104/110 cm)
Innovator: 5–7/7.5 years (110–122/128 cm)
Enthusiast: 8–10 years (128–134/140 cm)
Lionheart: 10–12/13 years (140–152/158 cm)
Then older children can choose adult clothes MaM or MaD in size S, then M...
How to choose the right child size for pre-order (delivery in September)
For pre-orders, you always have to anticipate the child's growth between now and delivery. With ManyMonths, it's even simpler:
their sizes are adaptable and cover several standard sizes. This allows for real room to grow, without the risk of the garment being too small upon receipt.
Simple rule:
- never skip a size (because you would be skipping several classic sizes)
- always choose at least the next size up
- sometimes the same size the child would wear today - only if it has just started to be worn
