Comfortable Clothing for the Off-Season

Between winter and summer, mornings can be chilly while afternoons already feel like spring. CVETKOV demi-season jumpsuits are made from breathable fabrics with medium-density insulation that keeps warmth in without overheating your baby during walks or naps in the stroller. These models work well in the +5 to +15°C range — perfect for March-April and September-October.

What They're Made Of

The outer shell is water-repellent membrane fabric or knit, the lining is cotton interlock or fleece — soft against even the most sensitive skin. The filling is 100–150 g/m² synthetic padding, light yet warm enough for cool days.

• Sizes from 56 to 86 cm — for newborns up to eighteen months
• Zippers with chin guards and soft pull tabs
• Adjustable cuffs on sleeves and legs
• Detachable hood in select models

If your little one has grown and is already crawling or taking first steps, take a look at jumpsuits for older babies — that collection features roomier cuts and reinforced knees for active play.

Sets — A Practical Choice

A jacket-and-pants set is easier to handle than a one-piece jumpsuit: quicker to put on and take off when your child is fussy or you're rushing to daycare. The jacket and pants come matched in style and color, so the outfit looks complete without extra effort on your part.

When the weather turns properly cold, it's worth planning ahead with winter jumpsuits — dense insulation and membrane fabric will shield your baby from freezing wind and snow.

Choosing the Right Size and Style

Go by your child's height and weight rather than age alone — babies grow at different rates. Leave a little room between layers for movement, but avoid excess bulk that restricts motion. For stroller naps, look for models with a full-length wide zipper — easy to put on without disturbing your baby's sleep.

How often should demi-season clothing be replaced?

One set typically lasts a single season, sometimes two if your child grows more slowly than average. Quality membrane fabric and knit hold up well after washing, so the piece can be passed down to a younger sibling.

Can these be machine washed?

Yes, most models can be washed gently at 30°C without spinning. Always check the care label on the specific item before the first wash.

Jumpsuit or set — which is better?

A jumpsuit is warmer with no gaps, while a set is easier to put on and care for. Newborns usually do best in a one-piece style, while active babies over a year often suit a set better.