Baby T-shirt

1. Material

• Fabric type (e.g., 100% cotton, organic cotton, bamboo, cotton-polyester blend)
• Softness and breathability (gentle on a baby’s sensitive skin)
• Hypoallergenic or skin-friendly properties
• Stretchability for comfortable wear
• Care instructions (machine washable, tumble dry, etc.)

2. Design & Style

• T-shirt style (crew neck, V-neck, buttoned shoulder, envelope neckline)
• Sleeve length (short sleeve, long sleeve, sleeveless)
• Closure type (pull-over, snap buttons on shoulder or at the back for easy dressing)
• Neckline (soft ribbed, tag-free, or reinforced to prevent stretching)
• Hemline (straight, curved, or slightly elasticated)

3. Safety Features

• Non-toxic, safe dyes and materials
• Buttons and snaps securely fastened (no choking hazards)
• Free from irritants like rough tags, zippers near skin, or harsh seams

4. Fit & Sizing

• Available sizes (newborn, 0-3 months, 3-6 months, 6-12 months, 12-18 months, etc.)
• Relaxed fit to allow easy movement and ensure comfort
• Size guide (height/weight information to help with size selection)
• Stretchable fabric for better fit and ease of movement

5. Color & Patterns

• Available colors (mention all variants, e.g., pastels, neutrals, vibrant colors)
• Patterns (striped, polka dots, animal prints, geometric, floral, cartoon characters)
• Graphic prints (fun slogans, baby-friendly designs, nature-inspired, holiday themes)

6. Occasion

• Suitable for casual daily wear, playtime, or layering
• Seasonal use (lightweight for summer, long-sleeved for cooler months)
• Versatile and easy to pair with pants, shorts, leggings, or skirts

7. Comfort & Mobility

• Lightweight and breathable fabric to prevent overheating
• Tag-free or seamless design to prevent irritation
• Flexible and soft material for unrestricted movement and maximum comfort

8. Sustainability & Ethics (if applicable)

• Organic, eco-friendly fabric (GOTS certified, OEKO-TEX certified)
• Ethically made in fair-trade factories
• Environmentally safe and sustainable production practices