So, you may ask, "What is the deal with your pricing these days???" Yes, it may seem confusing...some of my covers are our regular prices, but others have a big price increase.
Well, the answer to that, is one word...INTERLOCK!
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Right now, upcycled fluff is becoming easier to find, and the sellers are numerous! Cheap fluff...but is it still good? What about those that love the wool interlock option, but can't afford the mainstream companies that make interlock covers?
Right now, I can still honestly say my "One true love" is upcycled, but I have noticed a trend with upcycled trim...it is hard to get waistbands, and even thigh bands, to be stretchy but not get slack with frequent use. The beauty of combining both upcycled wool and interlock trim, is the best of BOTH worlds!
Amidst these "pros" is of course a "con"....the price. Interlock is sold by the yardage at high-dollar, and then requires prepping and very often dying. The prices of the covers will be effected, there is just no way to avoid that...but it STILL is a much more affordable option vs. the all-interlock covers that are out there in WAHM and mainstream world right now, and that is why I am so pleased to offer this option.
What about those who don't really care for interlock, are on a budget, but still want the adjustability in the trim? Well, my answer is....MERINO! Ribbed Merino is wonderfully soft, and adjustable, and holds its shape beautifully through frequent use. These covers are 100% upcycled, and that fact will be reflected in the budget-friendly pricing
I hope this explains things a little better, and can help you understand the pricing in my shops, both Etsy, and Kings of the Castle
Well, the answer to that, is one word...INTERLOCK!
Right now, upcycled fluff is becoming easier to find, and the sellers are numerous! Cheap fluff...but is it still good? What about those that love the wool interlock option, but can't afford the mainstream companies that make interlock covers?Right now, I can still honestly say my "One true love" is upcycled, but I have noticed a trend with upcycled trim...it is hard to get waistbands, and even thigh bands, to be stretchy but not get slack with frequent use. The beauty of combining both upcycled wool and interlock trim, is the best of BOTH worlds!
Amidst these "pros" is of course a "con"....the price. Interlock is sold by the yardage at high-dollar, and then requires prepping and very often dying. The prices of the covers will be effected, there is just no way to avoid that...but it STILL is a much more affordable option vs. the all-interlock covers that are out there in WAHM and mainstream world right now, and that is why I am so pleased to offer this option.
What about those who don't really care for interlock, are on a budget, but still want the adjustability in the trim? Well, my answer is....MERINO! Ribbed Merino is wonderfully soft, and adjustable, and holds its shape beautifully through frequent use. These covers are 100% upcycled, and that fact will be reflected in the budget-friendly pricing
I hope this explains things a little better, and can help you understand the pricing in my shops, both Etsy, and Kings of the Castle
#1 Measure baby's waist, RIGHT above where their diaper comes. this usually will be just under their belly button in the front, and is typically not the chubbiest part of baby's belly. If you measure too high, this will give you a false waist measurement that will be too large, so make sure it is taken at the exact point that you want your covers' waistband to be. 
#3 Measure baby's inseam, by placing the tip of the tape in the very center of the gusset area. Hold the tape snug with baby'dipe as you bring it over to the thigh, and then down the leg... 
Bring the tape all the way to the ankle, or heel, depending on if you want them to be regular or a little long. This shows Emilie having a 11.5" inseam, but I often will make her inseam 1/2" longer, just for some extra growing room for her body type...can anyone say Ballerina? LOL! 
#4 To measure baby's thigh, you don't necessarily want the chubbiest part of the thigh...just wrap around RIGHT below the edge of where baby's dipe comes, as that is where you want a soaker's cuffs to be snug and fit well.
