Crab suit: romper + bib pants

Does your child suffer from sensitive skin with eczema? Or another skin condition? Then choose DermaSilk medical bandage clothing. The romper and bib pants (crab suit) are made of 100% natural silk. This soft and antibacterial fabric prevents irritations and helps against infections.

DermaSilk's medical dressings are specially designed to protect and support fragile skin. The clothing relieves complaints such as itching, irritation and infections and is effective for all kinds of conditions, such as eczema, psoriasis and acne.

Properties

• Antibacterial
• Helps restore the skin
• Relieves complaints such as itching, burning and irritation
• Breathable and moisture regulating

Sizes

Due to the special weaving technique, the romper and bib shorts fit well on the skin, without irritating the skin. The bib pants stay in place thanks to the elastic waistband. The romper has nickel-free press studs at the bottom.

The romper and bib set (crab suit) is available in seven sizes:

• 62
• 68
• 74
• 80
• 86
• 92
• 98

Material

• 96% silk
• 4% hypoallergenic elastane (covered by silk)
• AEGIS molecule (bound to the silk fabric)
• pH neutral
• Sericin free

Instructions

Go for the best result: let your child wear the bib and romper as much as possible, up to 24 hours a day.

The antibacterial substance only works with direct contact with the skin. The set can be used in combination with a medical ointment or cream. Let it soak in well before you put on the crab suit.

The fabric of the crab suit is fragile. This is because the soft fabric of the suit should not irritate the skin. It is therefore important that the suit should be handled and washed with care. Read the enclosed leaflet carefully before use.

Wash instruction

• Wash the crab suit by hand or in the machine: wool or silk program, 30 ° C.
• Use a mild shampoo or neutral detergent.
• Hand wash: rinse well with water after washing.
• Machine: wash the crab suit in a separate net.

The crab suit should NOT be tumble dried or hung over a heat source such as a radiator. Hang the suit on a clothesline or drying rack