Mishmash Cloth Pads are made as either an exposed core or AiO style and are made from the original Mishmash pattern/shape.
The term ‘exposed core’ refers to the core or absorbent part of the pad that is stitched on top instead of hidden in between layers.
This style of pad offers great flexibility as well as excellent comfort and fit with the bonus of making many combinations from a range of materials including minky, cotton, velour (Bamboo and Cotton) as well as Raw silk.
The AiO style pads are light, flexible and very trim. The absorbent core is stitched beneath the top layer.
The term ‘exposed core’ refers to the core or absorbent part of the pad that is stitched on top instead of hidden in between layers.
This style of pad offers great flexibility as well as excellent comfort and fit with the bonus of making many combinations from a range of materials including minky, cotton, velour (Bamboo and Cotton) as well as Raw silk.
The AiO style pads are light, flexible and very trim. The absorbent core is stitched beneath the top layer.
All fabrics are pre washed (except for synthetics such as minky) to prevent any possible distortions in the finished shape.
Hemp fleece is a highly absorbent fabric, perfectly suited as a core material for these cloth pads.
The composition of the hemp fleece used here is Hemp 55% Certified Organic Cotton 45% and the thickness is measured as 430gsm.
It stiffens when washed and dried but when crumpled up it becomes soft again. It is quite different to bamboo.
High quality soft 1 mil PUL polyester knit is used and is included as a standard hidden layer.
This excerpt is taken from the PUL suppliers website.
“…..1 mil PUL is flexible to work with, not “crackly/crunchy” and less likely to crack or split over time as thicker PULs can be. It also provides a high level of breathability. “PUL” is an ancronym for “PolyUrethane Laminate”. It is a process of bonding two fabrics together with a layer of PU (Polyurathane sheet) to make them seem as one.”
Hemp fleece is a highly absorbent fabric, perfectly suited as a core material for these cloth pads.
The composition of the hemp fleece used here is Hemp 55% Certified Organic Cotton 45% and the thickness is measured as 430gsm.
It stiffens when washed and dried but when crumpled up it becomes soft again. It is quite different to bamboo.
High quality soft 1 mil PUL polyester knit is used and is included as a standard hidden layer.
This excerpt is taken from the PUL suppliers website.
“…..1 mil PUL is flexible to work with, not “crackly/crunchy” and less likely to crack or split over time as thicker PULs can be. It also provides a high level of breathability. “PUL” is an ancronym for “PolyUrethane Laminate”. It is a process of bonding two fabrics together with a layer of PU (Polyurathane sheet) to make them seem as one.”
PLEASE READ THE PRODUCT LISTING CAREFULLY.
Your item MAY VARY SLIGHTLY from the one pictured due to uncontrollable variants in fabric ie print placement, tie dye colour variation.
All photos are an accurate representation of the final product, however it is possible that colors may vary slightly from the pictured product due to different computer monitors or device screens.
Returns are not accepted for custom made orders or for personal care items because of obvious hygiene reasons but please get in touch if you have any concerns with your order.
Your item MAY VARY SLIGHTLY from the one pictured due to uncontrollable variants in fabric ie print placement, tie dye colour variation.
All photos are an accurate representation of the final product, however it is possible that colors may vary slightly from the pictured product due to different computer monitors or device screens.
Returns are not accepted for custom made orders or for personal care items because of obvious hygiene reasons but please get in touch if you have any concerns with your order.
RUMP’s are not complicated to use, just wash and dry like any other laundry!
The only rule is to avoid bleach and excessive heat in your wash routine. Care instructions can be found here.
The only rule is to avoid bleach and excessive heat in your wash routine. Care instructions can be found here.
