New Design at 37° Temperature Regulating Clothing
January 29, 2009 by Natalie · Leave a Comment
Natalie writes…A few weeks back, I wrote about 37°, a London based company set up by two mums who have created a really innovative range of temperature regulating clothing for kids made from a ‘smart fabric’ developed by Nasa (also used in extreme sportswear). It keeps your child at a constant average temperature of 37°by storing the heat in the fibre and releasing it when needed.
I had the pleasure of meeting one of the forces behind the company, Suzie Holland at Bubble who showed me their new O&X’s design (pictured above) which also appears on their babygro’s, blankets, long sleeve vests, PJ’s, and tunic and bloomer sets. ‘Baby 2′ already has one of their playsuits for when they make their debut and the fabric is really excellent quality.
Prices for 37° clothing and accessories, which include other designs range from £15 for a short sleeve vest to £45 for their sleepsacks.
