When we say 33,000+ families use Pekpi swim nappies, we're not just throwing a number around. That's 33,000 families who made a choice to ditch disposables. Here's why.
This is the one that surprises people. Reusable swim nappies aren't just the "eco option" - they genuinely perform better in the water. Disposable swim nappies absorb water (that's what they're designed to do), which means they swell up, sag, and get heavy. Your baby ends up dragging around a waterlogged nappy instead of actually enjoying the pool.
Reusable swim nappies don't absorb water. They contain solids (the actual job of a swim nappy) while staying lightweight. Your baby can kick, splash, and move freely.
At $1.50-2.00 per disposable nappy, swimming twice a week adds up to $150-200 per year. Per child. A reusable swim nappy costs $34.95 and lasts for years. Most families buy two and they're set.
Every parent has been there. It's 8am, swim lessons start in 30 minutes, and you've run out of disposable swim nappies. Cue the frantic dash to the shops.
With a reusable swim nappy, you wash it, hang it out, and it's ready to go again. No running out. No last-minute panic.
Let's be honest. Disposable swim nappies are not cute. They're functional at best. Our swim nappies come in prints your kids will actually want to wear - and they look great paired with a matching rashie and wet bag.
There's something satisfying about knowing that every swim lesson isn't adding another nappy to landfill. Our swim nappies are made from recycled plastic bottles, so you're actively keeping waste out of the ocean.
It's a small change that feels like a big one.
Across Australia and NZ on all order over $99
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Averaging 4.95 stars from our community
With recycled materials and packaging
