Mitten Sleeves PINK Twin Pack , Size-3-6 months

Colour: Pink | Pack contains: 2 x Mitten Sleeves

Eczema Mitten Sleeves are one-piece arm and hand garments designed to stop babies and young children scratching eczema-affected skin. The integrated mittens are fully enclosed and cannot be pulled off — making them far more effective than traditional loose scratch mittens that babies quickly learn to remove.

This twin pack includes two pairs in pink, so one is always available while the other is in the wash — a practical choice for parents managing eczema daily.

Key features:

• Fully enclosed integrated mittens — Houdini-proof design stays on all night
• Soft 93% cotton, 7% spandex — breathable, stretchy, and gentle on sensitive skin
• No itchy labels — nothing to aggravate irritated skin
• Suitable day and night, 24/7 — wear alone or over a singlet or bodysuit
• Machine wash and tumble dry friendly

How to work out the size you will need?

Measure baby's "Wingspan" going from middle of back to finger tips, then double it to get your wingspan measurement.

Note:  If you measure closer to the widest wingspan eg; 65cm (size 3-6months) or 70cm (6-9months) purchase the next size up!

See video for more information on how to use Mitten Sleeve:

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q1. What is included in the Mitten Sleeves Pink Twin Pack? The pack contains two pairs of pink mitten sleeves — each a one-piece arm and hand garment with fully enclosed integrated mittens. Having two pairs means one is always available while the other is being washed and dried.

Q2. What makes these different from standard scratch mittens? Standard scratch mittens sit loosely over the hands and are easily pulled off by babies and toddlers. These mitten sleeves integrate the mitten directly into a full-arm sleeve, creating a single enclosed garment that stays securely in place — even during sleep and active play.

Q3. What are the mitten sleeves made from? The fabric is 93% cotton and 7% spandex. The cotton content keeps the garment soft and breathable against sensitive skin, while the spandex provides a gentle stretch that allows free movement without the sleeve slipping or bunching.

Q4. Are these suitable for newborns? The smallest size (3–6 months) fits a wingspan of 60–65 cm, so these are suitable from around 3 months. For younger newborns, the Eczema Mitten Sleeves single-pack range starts from newborn (63–68 cm wingspan) and may be a better fit.

Q5. How do I find the right size? Measure your child's wingspan: starting from the middle of their back, measure to the fingertips of one hand, then double the measurement. Match that number to the size chart. If the measurement falls near the top of a size range, size up to allow for growth and comfortable movement.

Q6. Can these be worn overnight? Yes. The mitten sleeves are designed for 24/7 wear — day, night, nap time, and play. The breathable cotton-spandex fabric is suitable for extended wear without overheating, and the enclosed mittens provide continuous scratch protection through the night when unconscious scratching causes the most skin damage.

Q7. How do I wash and care for these mitten sleeves? They are machine wash and tumble dry friendly — an important practical feature for a product used daily. Use a fragrance-free, dye-free detergent suited to sensitive skin and avoid fabric softeners, which can leave residue that irritates eczema-prone skin.

Q8. Can these be used as part of wet wrap therapy? Yes. The mitten sleeves can be worn as part of a wet wrap therapy routine — for example, over a layer of emollient as the dry outer layer. For a complete wet wrap system, pair with dedicated wet wrap bandages such as TUBIFAST to cover the body and legs.

Q9. Are these available in other colours or as single pairs? Yes. Mitten sleeves are available as single pairs in Blue, Grey, and Pink. A Blue Twin Pack is also available. If your child is between sizes or grows quickly, the twin pack offers better value and ensures you always have a clean pair ready.

Q10. At what age can children stop needing scratch mittens? This varies by child and eczema severity. Many families use mitten sleeves until the child is old enough to understand not to scratch, or until eczema is well-controlled through a consistent treatment routine including emollients, trigger avoidance, and prescribed topical treatments. The range extends to 2–3 years (wingspan up to 102 cm), and older children may transition to seamless bamboo or cotton gloves for daytime hand protection.