Diapers
Spooky Kitty Fitted Diapers are expertly crafted using high quality materials. Fabrics that may be featured in our diapers include: designer cotton prints, velour, minkee, microfleece, hemp french terry, bamboo/cotton french terry, organic cotton velour and bamboo cotton velour.
SKC diapers are offered with two absorbencies to suit your individual diapering preferences: Quick-dry and Heavy-wetter. Quick-dry diapers have snap-in external doublers. Heavy-wetter diapers have a hidden internal soaker and an external snap-in doubler.
All diapers have hidden snaps. Newborn diapers feature a snap- down to accomodate the healing umbillical cord.
Our fitted diapers are not waterproof and will require the use of a diaper cover when worn under clothing.
Want to see what is currently available?
Check out our Instock Store
Custom Orders
We currently have a waiting list for custom orders, but are not adding any more people to the list. After the orders for those customers waiting are complete, we will open a few custom order slots at a time through our Instock Store. If you would like to know when I am available for custom orders again, feel free to email me at melissa@spookykittycollective.com
Fabrics
When choosing your fabrics, keep in mind that woven fabrics aren't as stretchy as knits; therefore, woven print diapers will fit slightly smaller than knit prints or velour colors (velour is a stretchy knit fabric).
Available fabrics for custom orders can be seen in our Fabric Gallery. You are welcome to send me your own fabric to be made into custom order diapers.
Which style should I choose?
Quick-dry
Quick-dry diapers are designed to hold one pee. If you change frequently, like to have your diapers dry in one dryer cycle, prefer to add absorbancy if needed with an extra doubler, or practice EC, then the quick-dry option is for you.
Heavy-Wetter
If greater absorbancy is more important than a shorter drying time, your baby is a heavy-wetter, or you tend to let more time go in between diaper changes, then the heavy-wetter option is for you.
