Cloth Diaper Sites

Hey everybody,

i was just wondering where i could find cloth diapers in adult sizes. i have only used disposeables and would like to try cloth but i don't know where i can buy cloth ones. thanks for the help.

Fetware.com they have great product and service.

Try http://babykins.com/adult-cloth-diapers.html#adult-pull-on-cotton-diaper They have a pretty fair selection of cloth and disposable diapers as well as the pins for the flat or prefold diapers.

I get all my cotton diapers at AdultClothDiaper.com. Since I'm a real bedwetter,

I use them everynight. I buy from them because they have decent prices on Gauze

diapers, which I find are softer than birdseye or flannel diapers. And you get a

discount if you buy 6 at a time.

As for plastic pants, I like the Kins medium weight plastic pants, they are soft,

have a nice elastic waist band that does not bite into my skin, and the price is

low too.

I have bought from all the above posts and they are good. I also have bought from Comco they are good too. They can be reached at www.comcomfg.com They have good prices and a good selection.

Doodles diapers.com has a large selection of larger diapers at very resonable costs and good quality. I also buy cloth diapers at wal-mart, kmart, and target.

Didnt know you could buy cloth diapers at walmart? couple of ?s.

1 do they come in adult sizes?

2 what section are they in?

3 can they be found in any northamerican walmart

4 can you get waterproof pants there too

5(this is for everyone) anyone in western washington, north of seattle know where around here i may be able to find adult sized cloth diapers, waterproof pants, and better brands of disposable diapers at a store?

i am wondering if anyone know of any good sites or stores where i can find adult cloth diapers or adult cloth absorbant underpants. Sites for waterproof pants would be cool too but i am hoping someone knows stores that i can walk into and buy these. and not local, nation wide chain stores would be best.

I would have recommended Deekers Diaper Page and go to the links page.

I use the gauze pre-folds from Adult Cloth Diaper:

http://www.adultclothdiaper.com

If you wash them properly, they last several years of constant wearing. These are some of the best diapers I've ever worn since Curity stopped making diapers.

Mo

I have yet to try cloth diapers but really want to give them a try. I have checked out baby kins and angel fluff. Can anyone recommend some other sites with quality adult cloth diapers. I know I've seen a few ab/dl friendly sites but cant remember them for the life of me.

Check out https://www.changingtimesdiaperco.com/ as they just began to sell an adult prefold made with diaper twill. It is a 4x10x4 design and measures 30" x 44" new. The material is very comfortable and absorbs well. Think the price is around $25.00 which is a bargan compared to some other suppliers. They also sell the Bumkins Finer Baby Products adult waterproof pants and Lang plastic pants.

Never tried their diapers, but it's a popular site, Adult Cloth Diapers

http://www.adultclothdiaper.com/

Baby Kins is a very good company!!! I have ordered lots of their stuff.

http://www.babykins.com/baby_youth_adult_incontinent_supplies.html

Haven't tried any from Gabby's yet.

http://www.gabbys.net/zencart/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=22_31

Well, those are just a few for you to check out, I hope they help. And don't forget pins and some plastic pants. Or, you can have Velcro and no pins, or some will do snaps for you. Or even a toddler size snappy will do. That's a pinless stretchy thing used to close a diaper.

Good luck! And if you have any other questions, just ask 😄

I have been using Gabby's nighttime diapers for years and highly recommend them As for my plastic pants, I use Bumkins

I am looking for cloth diapers but not really seeing anything very thick. Any suggestions? I seem to only be able to find a few. Mostly leakmasters brand and some one off folks..

My favourite diaper provider is Babykins, http://www.babykins.com

They are located in Richmond BC, near Vancouver. I've been using them for years and their system is flexible and provides everything I need. A diaper that's too thick takes a long time to dry, so layering is better. They are ABDL aware, understand our needs, and are "friendly professional"; as well they deliver.

Try baby-pants.com

I'm with Fred on this, both points. Babykins is a great place, and you will do better buying several thinner cloth diapers, or liners, and layering them. Make them as thick as you like, or need, and when they have to go in the laundry, it will go much easier. They will wash cleaner, and dry much faster!

You can layer several diapers, and then add some liners too. You can put the liners stacked up, where you want the most bulk, front, back, where ever.

Another site that I like for cloth, is Changing Times, http://www.changingtimesdiaperco.com/

Good prices, and real honest to goodness old school cloth diapers.

Some others too,

http://www.angelfluff.com/nfhomefram.htm

http://www.lovingcomfort.com/

Hope this can help you out.

(Joining this conversation a bit late, but whatever!)

I'm a big fan of the Changing Times twill prefolds (same specs and manufacturer as the Rearz prefolds, for you Canadians). They're made just like the ubiquitous twill baby prefolds, except that the center panel is ten-ply instead of eight. Honestly, I'd be fine with eight layers, but ten feels nice. 😃 The Baby Pants twill prefolds have an eight-ply soaker and are also fantastic, but they fall just a *tiny* bit short on my scale because they're stitched all the way around rather than being folded on the sides. They're cute but not particularly authentic, for those of you who like to measure your diapers against the baby kind.

Both the Changing Times (Rearz) and Baby Pants twill prefolds have a more squarish shape, which again mimics the design of modern baby prefolds -- which is great! Less length to fold in if they're too long. I have gauze prefolds from both AdultClothDiaper.com and Angel Fluff, and they're perfectly functional, but I find the stock sizes to be too long and narrow. Long and narrow prefolds are a relic of the one-size-fits-all baby prefold days. The advantage of these latter two companies is that they will do custom sizing for a little more money. The disadvantage of that is that they're already far more expensive than Changing Times, Rearz, and Baby Pants.

LL Medico and KINS (Babykins) sell prefolds also, but theirs are flannel. Just my opinion, but flannel sucks as a diaper fabric. Really, the only thing it's got going for it is that it's super cheap and available in prints. (Though, ironically, the LL Medico prefolds are some of the most expensive out there!) There's a reason that the only flannel baby prefolds you'll find are marketed as novelty burp cloths! I have a few KINS prefolds, and I almost never use them. They absorb more slowly than the others and are harder to use with Snappis and Boingos (non-pin fasteners) because of the tighter weave.

TL😁R: I mostly use the Changing Times prefolds and Gary 4-mil vinyl pants. I also find that the leg-to-waist ratio of the Gary pants sold through Changing Times is more favorable to younger, active folks than that of many other pants.

IMO!

--CurityBaby

I have quite a collection of vintage Curity prefolds and flats. Although I didn't wear the flat kind as a baby, I've been buying them (unused!) on eBay with the intent of eventually sewing my own adult-sized Curity prefolds from them. Can't wait!

I love the babykins adult cloth diapers. www.babykins.com It's a canadian company based out of BC