Soft bamboo lyocell is only the beginning. We consider breathability, stretch, seams, friction, fit, fastenings and finishing together—because comfort depends on the whole garment.
Our own grow-with-them fit
Roomier sleeves make chubby or freshly moisturised arms easier to dress, while a longer body and flexible stretch give babies space to move and grow without feeling squeezed.
Easier changes, especially at 3 a.m.
Two-way zips make changes quicker, with protective finishing around the zip. Footie designs vary by collection and age for sleep, crawling, walking and shoes.
Designed from real babyhood
The fit Atlas inspired
Atlas was a big, deliciously chubby baby. After a bath and cream or oil massage, getting his arms into narrow pajamas could become a full event. So we made the sleeves roomier, allowed more length through the body and added the flexibility babies need to move and grow.
We developed our own fit for the babies and families we design for in the UAE and GCC, rather than copying the very narrow proportions commonly seen in imported sleepwear.
Sasha Sanchez-Vegas, Mom & Founder
Bamboo baby sleepsuits designed for comfort beyond the fabric
A baby sleepsuit by any other name
A baby sleepsuit may also be called a onesie, babygrow or zip romper depending on where a family comes from. In the UAE, families use a mixture of British, American and regional vocabulary. At Atlas & Maya, we use Baby Sleepsuit for our full-length, one-piece styles designed to keep babies comfortable from newborn days through 24 months.
A fit made for growing babies
Atlas & Maya sleepsuits are intentionally more relaxed than many narrowly cut imported styles. Wider sleeves make dressing easier, especially after baths and moisturising routines, while additional length through the body allows the garment to stretch comfortably as babies grow.
This does not mean parents should automatically size up. Choose the size that matches the baby’s current measurements and consult our size chart. The fit may appear more relaxed on slender babies, but that room is part of the design.
Printed bedtime and signature daywear sleepsuits
Our Printed Bedtime Sleepsuits are the all-over Storywear print collection designed for naps and nighttime comfort, with practical two-way zips and footie options that vary by print.
Our Signature Daywear Sleepsuits—All Aboard, Ruffle Truffle, Captain Cuddle and Fancy Pantsy—are styled, non-printed designs that bring the practicality of a sleepsuit into a complete daytime outfit. They have integrated footies through 6–9 months and become footless from 9–12 months, allowing growing babies to walk, wear shoes and head outside more easily.
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A baby sleepsuit by any other name
A baby sleepsuit may also be called a onesie, babygrow or zip romper depending on where a family comes from. In the UAE, families use a mixture of British, American and regional vocabulary. At Atlas & Maya, we use Baby Sleepsuit for our full-length, one-piece styles designed to keep babies comfortable from newborn days through 24 months.
A fit made for growing babies
Atlas & Maya sleepsuits are intentionally more relaxed than many narrowly cut imported styles. Wider sleeves make dressing easier, especially after baths and moisturising routines, while additional length through the body allows the garment to stretch comfortably as babies grow.
This does not mean parents should automatically size up. Choose the size that matches the baby’s current measurements and consult our size chart. The fit may appear more relaxed on slender babies, but that room is part of the design.
Printed bedtime and signature daywear sleepsuits
Our Printed Bedtime Sleepsuits are the all-over Storywear print collection designed for naps and nighttime comfort, with practical two-way zips and footie options that vary by print.
Our Signature Daywear Sleepsuits—All Aboard, Ruffle Truffle, Captain Cuddle and Fancy Pantsy—are styled, non-printed designs that bring the practicality of a sleepsuit into a complete daytime outfit. They have integrated footies through 6–9 months and become footless from 9–12 months, allowing growing babies to walk, wear shoes and head outside more easily.
Baby sleepsuit questions, answered
What is the difference between a sleepsuit, babygrow and onesie?
The terms often describe the same general type of one-piece baby garment. In the UAE, families use a mixture of British, American and regional vocabulary, so you may hear sleepsuit, babygrow, onesie or zip romper. Atlas & Maya uses Baby Sleepsuit for its full-length one-piece styles.
How do Atlas & Maya baby sleepsuits fit?
They have our own relaxed, grow-with-them fit, with roomier sleeves, additional body length and flexible stretch. Choose the size that matches your baby’s current measurements rather than automatically sizing up. The fit may look more relaxed on slender babies.
Why are the sleeves roomier?
The sleeves were designed to make chubby arms and freshly moisturised skin easier to dress. Sasha developed the fit after struggling to guide Atlas’s arms through narrow pajamas following baths and cream or oil massage.
Do the sleepsuits have two-way zippers?
Yes. Atlas & Maya’s zip sleepsuits use two-way zippers for easier dressing and nappy changes. The Little Skipper jumpsuit is the exception because it is a romper-style daywear piece with a single-way zipper.
Which sleepsuits have convertible footies?
Most Sleepy Time sleepsuits have convertible footies. Elftastic, Candy Cane and Christmas Morning have integrated footies in every size. Signature Daywear Sleepsuits have integrated footies through 6–9 months and become footless from 9–12 months.
What should my baby wear under a sleepsuit with the air conditioning on?
There is no single combination suitable for every baby. Consider the room temperature, use a room thermometer and check the baby’s chest or the back of their neck rather than relying on cool hands or feet. If the baby feels hot or sweaty, remove a layer. In cooler rooms, add an age-appropriate sleep bag according to its TOG and manufacturer guidance.
How many baby sleepsuits do I need?
Many families begin with four to six per size, but Sasha recommends starting with around six if the sleepsuits will be worn for daytime, naps and nighttime. On an enthusiastic night of leaks and accidents, babies can work through several before breakfast.
Are these sleepsuits suitable for sensitive newborn skin?
They were designed with sensitive baby skin in mind, beginning with the needs of Sasha’s own newborn. The bamboo lyocell fabric, flexible fit, low-friction construction and thoughtful finishing work together as part of the Atlas & Maya Skin-First approach.
