Short Sleeve Pattern Rompers

A comfortable short-sleeved romper made from soft and stretchy bare jersey material.
It's easy to move around in and perfect for your child's active daily life.

There are snap buttons on the shoulders, making it easy to put on and take off.
There are also snap buttons on the crotch area, making diaper changes easy.

Available in six colors and two sizes: 70cm and 80cm.
This piece combines design and functionality.

[What is bare jersey material?]
A soft, stretchy jersey fabric.
It has more stretch than regular jersey, making it easy to move around in and comfortable to wear.
It is stretchy, easy to move in, and feels smooth and comfortable against the skin.
It is breathable and doesn't get stuffy. It is a material that is resistant to deformation and can be worn for a long time, making it perfect for everyday wear for children.

[About color]
The pattern and color intensity may vary depending on the production lot.
The color of the actual product may differ from the image depending on your monitor and the lighting conditions during photography.
Colours and designs may be changed without prior notice.

[About the material]
95% cotton, 5% polyurethane

[About the brand]
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Semon Apartment

We're all different and that's beautiful
"Everyone is different and everyone is good"
"Children have a lot of potential"

That's the meaning behind it.

We offer unisex clothing with a focus on patterns, shapes, and color schemes, such as floral patterns that are easy for boys to wear and cool pants that girls can wear.

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At semon, we always conduct formaldehyde tests, a concern with baby clothes, to ensure that your precious child can wear their clothes safely and securely, and only products that meet the standard will be shipped using the specified packaging method.

Formaldehyde is a type of organic compound composed of hydrogen, carbon, and oxygen, and is used in clothing to prevent shrinkage and wrinkles in fibers.
However, formaldehyde is a toxic substance that irritates the mucous membranes of living things and is considered to be one of the causes of sick building syndrome.
The amount of formaldehyde used in baby clothes is strictly regulated by law.