Froomling Text - Baby Bodysuit Organic Cotton
A Froomling is a baby Froom of course!
This baby suit has the word Froomling added to the design.
Made from 100% certified organic cotton, this comfy bodysuit will be the right step towards a more sustainable lifestyle. With its extra soft and stretchy fabric and envelope neckline, it’ll be the perfect choice for all active babies.
• 100% certified organic cotton
• Soft and stretchy fabric
• 3 self-colored nickel-free poppers at the crotch
• Envelope neckline
• Fabric weight: 5.9 oz/yd² (200 g/m²)
• Binding at neck, arms, and legs for shape retention
A Froomling is a baby Froom of course!
This baby suit has the word Froomling added to the design.
Made from 100% certified organic cotton, this comfy bodysuit will be the right step towards a more sustainable lifestyle. With its extra soft and stretchy fabric and envelope neckline, it’ll be the perfect choice for all active babies.
• 100% certified organic cotton
• Soft and stretchy fabric
• 3 self-colored nickel-free poppers at the crotch
• Envelope neckline
• Fabric weight: 5.9 oz/yd² (200 g/m²)
• Binding at neck, arms, and legs for shape retention
A Froomling is a baby Froom of course!
This baby suit has the word Froomling added to the design.
Made from 100% certified organic cotton, this comfy bodysuit will be the right step towards a more sustainable lifestyle. With its extra soft and stretchy fabric and envelope neckline, it’ll be the perfect choice for all active babies.
• 100% certified organic cotton
• Soft and stretchy fabric
• 3 self-colored nickel-free poppers at the crotch
• Envelope neckline
• Fabric weight: 5.9 oz/yd² (200 g/m²)
• Binding at neck, arms, and legs for shape retention
Lily Pads grow in the Paul-Ponds with the Frooms and the Froomlings.
What are Frooms and Froomlings?
In the XPLOrdinary Gardens, an adult Froom is a hybrid species that evolved from the “Polka Dot Mushrooms” and the local frogs. The new species began forming when the PD Mushrooms grew to the shoreline of the Paul-Ponds. It is speculated that the “Wildflower Trees” that grown around the Paul-Pond shores, have something to do with evolution of this new species. The Frooms have many attributes of both the mushroom and the frogs. The young “Froomlings” will become a full-grown Froom in under a year.
