'Keeling in the Sands' OSFM Reusable Swim Nappy
Splash time, sorted.
Part of the Series 07 Journey Beyond collection
Australia’s best-kept secret, tucked away in the middle of the ocean. While everyone flocks to the usual international spots, we have a true, untouched paradise right here in our own backyard. Cocos Island represents that dream of white sand, endless palms, and a life that moves to the rhythm of the tides. Out here, nature is in charge, from the famous land crabs scurrying along the shore to the rustle of the coconut trees. This print is an invitation to breathe deep, let your toes sink into the sand, and connect with that raw, island energy. Sometimes we need to disconnect to connect.
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Breathable and waterproof, so it stays comfy in and out of the pool.
Super soft nylon mesh that's gentle on skin and dries fast.
Safely contain solids while water flows through.
Adjust at the front and sides for a snug fit and a great seal.
How to fit it

Out of the pool, into the wash.
- Tip any solids into the toilet.
- Give it a quick rinse.
- Pop it in a warm wash, 40°C max.
- Line dry, no fabric softener and no dryer.
Heading home wet? Zip it into a wet bag so nothing leaks into your swim bag.
What ages does it fit?
One size from approx. 4 to 14kg, from newborn right through to toilet training.
Do I need to add a bamboo insert?
No! In the water it goes on without an insert. It's designed to hold solids and let water flow through, so it stays light and comfy. Tip: between swims, out of the water, you can add a booster to catch any wees.
Can I use it as an everyday nappy?
It's made for the water, so it won't hold wees on dry land. For everyday use, our cloth nappies are what you need.
Why reusable?
Disposable swim nappies are costly for your wallet and the planet. One reusable swim nappy lasts swim season after swim season.




