Short Sleeve Bodysuits
$25.99
Core colours
Limited edition
Ships within 48 hours on business days
Description
Pip + Phee Short Sleeve Bodysuit – Ultra-Soft Bamboo Basics for Baby
Gentle on Sensitive Skin | Stretchy & Breathable | Ideal for Layering or Lounging
The Pip + Phee Short Sleeve Bodysuit is the everyday essential your baby will live in. Made from our signature 95% bamboo and 5% spandex blend, it’s buttery soft, breathable, and extra gentle on sensitive skin—perfect for newborns and beyond.
Designed with parent-friendly features like high-positioned snaps for quick and easy diaper changes and an expandable neckline for those inevitable blowout moments, this bodysuit makes dressing and undressing a breeze.
Whether you're layering it under a sleep bag, pairing it with a cute bow or bonnet, or wearing it solo for warm-weather strolls, this piece is as versatile as it is adorable.
Why Parents Love It:
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Luxuriously soft + breathable bamboo fabric
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High-positioned bottom snaps for easier diaper changes
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Expandable envelope neckline for quick pull-downs
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Stretchy + flexible fit that lasts longer than cotton bodysuits
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Lightweight, stylish, and perfect for layering or warm weather wear
Fabric: 95% Bamboo, 5% Spandex
True-to-size with extra stretch for extended wear
From cozy snuggles to sunny walks, this bodysuit is built for comfort, function, and everyday cuteness.
Materials & care
Materials
Bamboo
Wash inside out with a gentle detergent on a delicate cycle in cold water. Tumble dry low — a small amount of shrinkage is normal.
Shipping & returns
We do our best to get every order out the same day. Expect it to leave our warehouse within 48 hours of ordering, on business days. Free shipping on orders over $100 in Canada and the U.S.
In real life
Pairs well with
Size guide
| Size | Weight | Height |
|---|---|---|
| NB | 6–10 lbs2.7–4.5 kg | up to 22″up to 56 cm |
| 0–3M | 8–12 lbs3.6–5.4 kg | up to 23.5″up to 60 cm |
| 3–6M | 12–15 lbs5.4–6.8 kg | up to 25″up to 64 cm |
| 6–9M | 15–18 lbs6.8–8.2 kg | up to 27″up to 69 cm |
| 9–12M | 18–21 lbs8.2–9.5 kg | up to 29″up to 74 cm |
| 12–18M | 21–24 lbs9.5–10.9 kg | up to 31″up to 79 cm |
| 18–24M | 24–27 lbs10.9–12.2 kg | up to 33″up to 84 cm |
| 2T | 27–29 lbs12.2–13.2 kg | up to 35″up to 89 cm |
| 3T | 30–34 lbs13.6–15.4 kg | up to 38″up to 97 cm |
| 4T | 34–38 lbs15.4–17.2 kg | up to 41″up to 104 cm |
| 5T | 38–42 lbs17.2–19.1 kg | up to 44″up to 112 cm |
| 6T | 42–48 lbs19.1–21.8 kg | up to 47″up to 119 cm |
| 7T | 48–54 lbs21.8–24.5 kg | up to 50″up to 127 cm |
| 8T | 54–58 lbs24.5–26.3 kg | up to 54″up to 137 cm |
Weights are a guideline. Go by height first.
| Size | Length | Fits |
|---|---|---|
| 0–6M | 29″73 cm | Newborn to around 6 months |
| 6–18M | 34″86 cm | Around 6 to 18 months |
| 18–36M | 40″102 cm | Around 18 months to 3 years |
| 0–3M swaddle | Swaddle fitSwaddle fit | Newborn, arms in or arms out |
Sleep bags are roomy on purpose. Go by the length for your baby's age rather than sizing up. A bag that's too long lets baby slip down inside it.
A sleep bag is a wearable blanket. It replaces loose blankets, which aren't recommended in a baby's sleep space, and keeps baby warm with nothing that can ride up over their face.
How it should fit
- Snug at the neck and armholes. Zipped up, the neckline should not slide up past baby's chin. If it does, the bag is too big.
- Never size up for growing room. A bag that's too big lets baby slip down inside it, which is a suffocation risk.
- Roomy through the hips and legs, so legs can bend up and out freely.
How to use it
- Always place baby on their back to sleep, on a firm, flat mattress in a crib, cradle or bassinet that meets Canadian regulations.
- Keep the sleep space clear: no blankets, pillows, bumper pads or toys.
- Don't add blankets over the bag. Choose the TOG for your room temperature and check the back of baby's neck. If it's hot or sweaty, remove a layer.
- Nothing should cover baby's head. Never add a hat or hood for sleep, and never add weight to the bag.
- Swaddle bags: stop using the arms-in position at the first sign of rolling and switch to arms out.
For the latest safe sleep guidance, see Health Canada's safe sleep recommendations.