REVIEW: Wrapture Niah Twelfth Night

Wrapture Niah Twelfth Night

59% Super Mercerized Cotton, 41% Bamboo

243 GSM

Size 5

As a lover of thick, smooshy, cushy wraps, usually I will automatically dismiss any wrap described as "thin". Once again, Wrapture has blown apart all my reasons for disliking thin and I have fallen head over heels for a thinner wrap! A wrapper of toddlers and bigger children, when I hear "thin", I hear "sag", "drag" and "shoulder pain". Not with Niah Twelfth Night! This wrap is the very definition of "bandagey", and what it lacks in thickness, it more than makes up for in beautiful, bangagey mouldability. The ridges in the delicate blue begonias give gorgeous texture, and a little grip, enough to help lock passes into place, and in a rare combination, Twelfth Night manages to have both plenty of grip and plenty of glide. The addition of bamboo as a fibre means it is airy, breathable and ultra soft yet somehow manages to completely avoid the slipperiness so often found in a bamboo blend. Beautifully floppy, yet with plenty of cush, this is the most perfect squish wrap you could hope for, but whatever magic it is that Wrapture weave into all their wraps allows this unicorn of bamboo blends to be completely supportive and comfortable with a toddler. The bold yet delicate flowers make this an elegant but easy to wear wrap, and the crisp white paired with deep blue make it a classic, the absolute  perfect match for jeans and white shirts. This is the perfect addition to any stash, and is versatile enough for those looking for a one and only wrap to cover newborn day through to the end of babywearing days.