Rig n Gig Size Up Pocket Diaper

These large pocket diapers from Rig n Gig fit from approximately 13 to 36kg and are therefore ideal for older children who are not (yet) toilet trained. This diaper has a large pocket opening on the front and back of the diaper, making it very easy to fill. You can use the Rig n Gig inserts for this, but in principle all standard boosters fit in these diapers. For extra large boosters, which fill the diaper more from front to back, the XL booster from Kijani is very suitable to put in this diaper. When the diaper is reduced in size, the XS booster from Blumchen also fits very nicely in the diaper. The diaper is delivered empty, no boosters are included. 

The cloth diaper can be adjusted in four different sizes using the snaps on the front. The inside of the pocket diaper is made of Athletic Wicking Jersey, which quickly leads moisture into the inserts. The top edge is a small piece of PUL, which reduces the risk of leakage at the abdomen. This pocket diaper also has a belly elastic so that this nappy fits extra well. 

Size description

These Size Up pocket diapers roughly fit from 13 to 36kg. However, this size is very dependent on the build of your child. It is therefore always better to measure the leg and waist circumference of your child to see if these nappies are suitable. We have shown two sizes per stand in the table below. The size with fully relaxed elastic (the smallest) and the size when the elastic is fully stretched. If your child almost needs the stretched size on the largest setting, this nappy is going to get tight. The nappy can be made very small at the leg and stomach, but in the smallest position the nappy will still be large to the eye. The nappy fits a leg circumference of 16 to almost 44cm and waist circumference of 41 to almost 69cm.

Material: 100% Polyester with PUL

Rig n Gig recommends washing the pants at 35degrees, but we recommend that you always wash reusable diapers at 60 degrees after a cold prewash. This does not void your warranty. They can be tumble dried at a low temperature, but line drying is better.