biodegradable liners
biodegradable liners
biodegradable liners
biodegradable liners
biodegradable liners
biodegradable liners
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biodegradable liners

Regular price £5.00 Out of stock
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SustainableHypoallergenicConvenientAward-winning
Keep nappy changes clean, quick, and eco-friendly with our biodegradable reusable nappy liners. Made from 100% plant-based, compostable materials, our liners are designed to sit directly on top of your Kit & Kin reusable cloth nappies, helping to contain solids and reduce heavy soiling. Each pack contains 100 liners, making it easy to rotate, dispose, and replace without compromising the absorbency or comfort of your nappies. They’re gentle on baby’s skin, fully biodegradable, and make washing your reusable cloth nappies simpler and more hygienic.

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Every nappy rescues two plastic bottles from landfill, and keeps your baby’s bottom dry and comfy for up to 12 hours thanks to our super absorbent and gentle 100% naturally-derived core.

Frequently Asked Questions

Protecting your world, naturally

Our promise is simple - to protect families, now and for the future.

Our responsibility

Kinder to you

Designed to be kind to the most sensitive skin, our nappy liners are hypoallergenic and use only plant-based materials on baby’s skin.

Planet-conscious

Made from 100% sustainably sourced corn, our biodegradable and vegan-friendly nappy liners help build a greener world for your baby’s future.

Protecting our future

We care for people and the planet through the Kit & Kin Foundation. Every product gives back to communities, and protects acres of rainforest for generations to come.

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Kit & Kin’s sustainable credentials run deep. The makers of eco wipes and nappies (the kind that you would want to use), they have also branched out into clothing made from sustainable cotton. Plus, for every 10 Kit & Kin nappy subscriptions sold, they will purchase and protect one acre of rainforest through the World Land Trust.

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