Nappy bear bathrobe

The bathing suit from the Windelbär brand impresses with its child-friendly and loving design. The design “Submarine and fish” in the color green was tested, the bathing suit is also available in the blue designs “Fish and whales” and “Fish and boat”. The seller is currently only offering the bathrobe in size 62/68, but other sizes will be available soon. Only high-quality materials have been used for this product; the bathrobe is made from 100% organic cotton. The soft terrycloth inside fits snugly against baby’s soft skin. During production and processing, attention is paid not only to the environment but also to fair treatment of fellow human beings ; the bathrobe has various quality seals, which will be discussed in more detail elsewhere. Another positive aspect is the hygiene aspect – the bathrobe is washable at 60 degrees and can even be tumble dried. In summary, this is a very high-quality product for which a price in the upper price segment is entirely justified. Only the origin of the organic cotton from distant India could be reconsidered by the seller. Perhaps an even more climate-friendly solution could be found for the future.

ℹ️ Here we take a closer look at packaging. Sustainability is becoming an increasingly important factor. In addition, adequate protection of the product must of course also be guaranteed. Are the contents of the packaging complete and does the manufacturer make it as easy as possible for me to use the product straight away?

At first glance, the impression is that the bathrobe is packaged in plastic. The text on the packaging provides information about its exact nature: the bathrobe has been packaged with respect for nature, the product packaging is biodegradable, compostable and water-soluble according to the seller. Overall, the product is sufficiently protected and plastic has been completely dispensed with. The packaging only contains the bathrobe, but no instructions for use are required. Detailed information on the washability and origin of the materials can be viewed transparently on the seller’s website in addition to the sewn-in label.

ℹ️ Before we start the practical test, we take a close look at the workmanship of the products. How high quality are the materials used? Are the look and feel satisfactory?

The first impression of the product is very positive. The bathing suit is beautifully designed and gender-neutral. It feels soft and of high quality, which indicates that it is comfortable to wear. There are no visible rough edges or protruding seams; overall, the bathing suit has a good finish and also makes a very robust impression. A particularly positive aspect is that both the packaging and the bathrobe itself are made from sustainable and environmentally friendly materials.

ℹ️ Our practical test has the highest relevance and therefore weighting. Here, the product has to undergo a wide range of criteria and tests. We check the functions and product promises of the test article.

The bathrobe from Windelbär impresses with its high-quality use of materials. The 100% organic cotton surface is soft to the touch and the terrycloth on the inside of the bathrobe snuggles snugly against the baby‘s sensitive skin. Another positive aspect is the fit, the bathrobe is closed on all sides and has no rubbing edges or buttons. The size 62/68 is suitable for children of baby age. Overall, the bathrobe can be considered hygienic as it can be washed at 60 degrees and is suitable for tumble drying. The product is also impressive in terms of practicality: the robe is highly absorbent and quick-drying, making it ideal for everyday use in the bath. The product we tested also comes with safety certificates. The bathrobe is GOTS-certified, meaning it meets strict environmental criteria and social standards. The OEKO-TEX Standard 100 seal guarantees that all product components are free of harmful substances and harmless. The FSC MIX seal guarantees that manufacturing materials have been obtained either from recycled materials or controlled sources. There are only deductions for the place of origin of the sourced cotton – here the seller could check whether the 100% organic cotton could also be sourced from a geographically closer country in the future.

ℹ️ Finally, we examine how the product compares to the competition. Can it keep up with the competition in terms of price and quality? Would we generally recommend buying it? We also look at the consumer reviews and check whether the critical and positive reviews are actually justified.

Prices of up to €40 are charged on the Internet for equivalent products. Very inexpensive products are available from as little as €14 . With a price of € 38.68, the Windelbär bathrobe is therefore currently in the upper price segment. For the quality and performance received, the price-performance ratio is reasonable.