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How do I care for the 'little g' pants and snap-in liners?

‘little g’ pants: The outer fabric of the ‘little g’ pant is made of 92% cotton and 8% spandex. The fabric both stretches and breathes.

Snap-in Liner: The snap-in liner is made of polyurethane coated polyester that is permeable to water vapor, but waterproof to liquid. It is the breathability of the fabric that helps prevent diaper rash and over-heating.

Care instructions: To wash ‘little g’ pants close velcro tabs, machine wash cold or warm and tumble dry. Snap-in liners can be machine washed but we recommend line drying them.  Not only is it gentler on the planet, but they will last longer too.  With frequent washings the water-resistance may fade over time, as it will with any water-resistant fabric.  But with gentle care your snap-in liners should last you about 6 months.  Please avoid using chlorine products or vinegar when laundering your 'little g' pants and snap-in liners.