Baby Romper Specification Template

Snap Closures, Fabric Type, Neck Opening & Size Grading 0–24M

Complete this template before submitting your baby romper RFQ. Snap placement at the crotch opening is the most critical construction detail — specify count and material precisely.

Fabric Specification

Fabric type (rib knit / interlock / muslin / jersey / pointelle — specify) •

Fibre content (100% cotton required for direct skin contact infant items — specify) •

GSM (rib: 140–180 / interlock: 160–200 / muslin: 110–140 — specify) •

Colour / print (solid / allover print / stripe — Pantone or describe) •

Dye type (reactive / pigment — reactive required for GOTS compliance) •

Style Details

Sleeve type (long sleeve / short sleeve / sleeveless — specify) •

Neckline (envelope neck / standard crew / overlap shoulder — specify; envelope neck preferred for infant ease of dressing) •

Leg style (short leg snap crotch / long leg snap crotch / open leg — specify) •

Crotch snap count (standard: 3 snaps — specify; minimum 3 for infant) •

Snap type (KAM plastic / metal — plastic preferred for infant skin contact) •

Additional closures (shoulder snaps / back opening — specify) •

Size Grading — Key Points of Measure (cm)

Measurement	Newborn	0–3M	3–6M	6–9M	9–12M	12–18M	18–24M
Chest (1" below armhole)
Body length (shoulder to crotch snap)
Inseam (crotch to leg hem)
Sleeve length (shoulder seam to cuff)
Neckline opening width
Arm opening

Safety & Packing

OEKO-TEX Standard 100 Product Class 1 required (yes / no) •

GOTS certification required (yes / no) •

No small parts that can detach (snap pull-off test per EN 71-1 — confirm factory compliance) •

Individual polybag (Y/N) •

Pieces per carton (standard: 24–48) •

Submit via mzglobaltrading.com/rfq/ or info@mzglobaltrading.com. Fabric guide at mzglobaltrading.com/knowledge/baby-romper-fabric-guide/.

Disclaimer: This document is provided for general information only and does not constitute legal, customs or compliance advice. Figures reflect common trade practice and are indicative — always verify against your buyer specification, applicable regulations and your destination market.