💥 STOP DRESSING YOUR BABY IN PLASTIC 

Would you ever let your baby suck on a grocery bag? 

 No? Then why are they wrapped in one

Over 60% of baby clothes are made with plastic-based fibers—polyester, spandex, “blends” that trap heat, irritate skin, and shed microplastics directly into your baby's world. 

Your baby’s skin is 30% thinner than yours. It absorbs more. Reacts faster. Hurts deeper. And what do most brands do? Wrap them in the same materials used in gym shorts. 

You wouldn't sleep in plastic. 

 Why should they? 

SHOP 100% PURE COTTON

As Seen on Vogue

Vogue Latam Featured Arubana for redefining baby and toddler essentials with purity and purpose.

SHOP THE LOOK
  • 🚫 Polyester & Spandex

    ➡Traps heat. Triggers eczema. Feels like a sweat lodge.

  • 🧪 Chemical Softeners + Wrinkle Prevention

    ➡Fake softness, real toxins. No wrinkles, real toxins.

  • 🧬 Microplastic Shedding

    ➡Every wash releases invisible plastic fibers into the air, your water, and your child’s lungs.

  • 👀 Check your baby’s tag right now. 

    If it says “polyester,” “spandex, or “blend,” you’re dressing them in plastic.

🌱 DRESS YOUR BABY IN REAL CLOTHES 

We make baby essentials the way they should be made: 

 Pure. Breathable. Skin-safe. Plastic-free. 

Arubana = 100% Peruvian Pima Cotton 

✔ Softer than regular cotton 

 ✔ Manufactured without toxic nonsense 

 ✔ Hypoallergenic, breathable, and safe—even for eczema-prone skin 

 

EXPLORE OUR ESSENTIALS
  • “I had NO idea baby clothes were made with plastic. This is the only brand I trust now.” – Sarah T.

  • “My baby had eczema until we switched. I couldn’t believe the softness.” – Jake L.

  • “No more synthetic junk touching my baby’s skin.” – Elena M.

🧠 YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED 

What's wrong with polyester?

It's plastic. It traps heat and sheds microplastics.

Q: What makes Pima cotton special?

It’s stronger, softer, and safer than regular cotton.

Any chemicals or finishes?


None. We never use toxic coatings.

Safe for eczema-prone skin?

Absolutely. It’s dermatologist-recommended.