Navigate your child's eczema clothing minefield with ease!
At Eczema Clothing, we get it—eczema is tough, and broken skin means broken nights. We’ve been there. That’s why we’ve handpicked the essentials to make it easier to choose what’s best for your child's sensitive skin.
Our collections are designed to help your child itch less, sleep better, and feel more at ease—so you have one less thing to worry about!
For growing kids, who want more independence, the Scratch Mitten T and Ankle Protect PJ bottoms provide day-to-night comfort. Or our open-hand option or Eczema Gloves offer added protection during downtime.
To make life easier we've broken our suggestions down into ...
- Night Time Essentials - if you buy one thing - this should be it.
- Night Time Alternatives - great back ups or alternatives.
- Other Options or Add Ons - for greater flexibility and daytime solutions.
Check out why our expertly designed products are so good below...
Why our Cotton Comfort range is so good?
A great product doesn’t happen by accident, it happens by design. And by saying no.
No to scratchy labels, no to irritating seams, no to tight collars and cuffs, no to ties, Velcro, poppers or zips, no to chemicals and unethical production.
But YES! to certified organic cotton. Light enough to float over irritated skin yet strong enough to protect it, our clothing feels and looks good, even through those deep-clean hot washes.
Cotton. Simple, organic comfort. To help you look good, sleep better and, well, yes – feel human again.
Best Fabric – 100% Organic Cotton
Fabric for itchy skin needs to be natural - with no manmade synthetics like elastane or polyester. It needs to be free of irritating chemicals and washable at 60 degrees to properly remove creams, dead skin and allergens like dust mites.
Organic Cotton fits the bill perfectly! This breathable sustainable fabric is light enough to float over burning skin yet strong enough to protect it. It looks good and lasts well.
Itchy Skin Matters
We’re a hub of support and information for people with sensitive skin. Through our blog ’Itchy Skin Matters’ we aim to raise the voices of those who are often overlooked within the eczema community. You’ll also find our personal insights, top tips and expert advice on our website.
