General FAQ - Sizing, Materials, Shipping, etc.

• Preflats - Newborn 5-15lbs, One Size 15-35lbs, Toddler 30-50lbs
• Pockets - 1.0 8-25lbs, 2.0 8-45lbs
• Covers - One Size and XL
• Pajamas - 0-3months - 18-24 months in zipper pajamas (Bamboo prints do run a full size large with ample stretch so we recommend sizing down, Modal prints run more true to size), 12-18 months - 5T in two piece pajamas 

• Turn around times for in stock items is 2-4 business days and 10-14 business days for Made to Order items. 
• Preorders - See Status Updates page for expected delivery dates

What materials do you use?

• Preflats - 
• Outer - 70% bamboo viscose, 25% cotton, 5% spandex
• Inner - 66% bamboo viscose, 28% cotton, 6% spandex
• Optional Hemp Layer - 57% hemp, 38% cotton, 5% spandex
• Pajamas - 95% bamboo rayon or modal (see name of product), 5% spandex
• Pockets - AWJ inner, PUL outer, 100% Polyester
• Covers - PUL, 100% Polyester

Are these products homemade or are they manufactured?

• Preflats - These items are cut and sewn in house by the shop owner.
• Pockets/Covers/Pajamas - These items are manufactured. 

Where is my order?

• Check out the Status Updates page! If you still have questions, feel free to check the Scrunchy Bums VIP Facebook group, message the Scrunchy Bums business page on Facebook, or email scrunchycustomerservice@gmail.com.

What is the return/exchange policy?

• Check out the Information page for more details on this!

What are the absorbency levels of your products?

• 2 Layer Preflats - 560 GSM, 1680 when folded
• 3 Layer Preflats - 840 GSM, 2520 when folded
• 3 Layer with Hemp Inner Preflats - 900 GSM, 2700 when folded (hemp is a more absorbent material)
• 4 Layer Overnight Preflat - 1360 GSM, 4080 when folded (hemp is a more absorbent material)
• Mystery/Matching Print Booster - 840 GSM
• Heavy Wetter Booster - 1240 GSM (hemp is a more absorbent material)
• Spud Soaker Booster - 1680 GSM (hemp is a more absorbent material)
• Bamboo Cotton French Terry Basic Trifold - 840 GSM, 2520 when folded
• Hemp Cotton AWJ Lined Trifold - 960 GSM, 2880 when folded (hemp is a more absorbent material)

Can you explain GSM?

• GSM stands for “grams per square meter” and is actually a measurement of the WEIGHT of the fabric. In general, when talking about natural fibers (bamboo, hemp, cotton, etc.) higher GSM equates to more absorbency. That being said, there’s other factors that change the absorbency of a fabric and this can make different fabrics of the same GSM have very different absorbencies.

 Largest Factors affecting absorbency:

1. The fiber itself - of the 3 materials mentioned above, hemp is the most absorbent, and cotton is the least. This means that a 300 GSM hemp fabric will absorb more than a 300 GSM cotton fabric, even with the same knit style. This is why GSM isn’t the end-all be-all of absorbency.
2. The knit style of the fabric - a jersey or interlock style knit (think t-shirt) has less surface area, and even at the same weight typically wont absorb as much as a french terry (or looped) style fabric.

• Another consideration is the SPEED of absorbency. Of the 3 fabrics mentioned, while cotton is technically the least absorbent, it is the FASTEST absorber. While hemp may hold more, it takes longer for the fabric to actually grab on to the moisture. This is especially a consideration if you have a flooder (a baby who pees faster than a diaper can grab on to the liquid) or a kiddo who is extra sensitive to urine against the skin.