Esembly
A diapering system for sustainability
Who They Are
Did you know that disposable diapers are the third most common single-use item comprising landfills in the US? Once in the landfill, most generic disposables can even take up to 500 years to break down - yikes! As a parent, just keeping up with your little ones' numerous changing needs is quite an endeavor, and adding waste management to your list of to-dos may feel like a mountainous task. That’s where Esembly comes in: an innovative reusable cloth diaper company made by parents for parents. Esembly combines effective diapering solutions with an eco (and adorable) twist, demystifying what has previously been a confusing and daunting process! When Liz Turrigano was a new mom, she, like many other parents and caregivers, experienced the dramatic mishaps and unreliability that often accompany disposable diapers. A memorable incident for her involving a subway ride and an exploded diaper that left both mama and baby in tears is one many may relate to! She knew there had to be a better, safer way to diaper her daughter and a way to do so that also protected the health and future of the planet. Liz joined forces with Sarah Edwards and Marta Baumann and together they set to work creating a line of reusable options that were comfortable for babies and successful in preventing dreaded leaks and blow-outs. With their simplified options, Esembly offers a straightforward and sustainable diaper for parents that are eager for an alternative to the standard disposable. Better for parent, baby, and planet - what more could we ask for?
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Why We Like Them
For too long, disposable diapers have been viewed and accepted as the only way to protect baby bottoms during their early years. In their first year of life, babies go through an average 2,500 disposable diapers. Not only does this present a huge amount of waste (that ends up in landfills), but it’s costly (the average parent drops around $72 a month on diapers)!
Esembly is changing the diapering game, offering the sweetest reusable alternatives that are both successful and cost-effective. Choosing Esembly diapers over disposable options can save families up to $2,000 in their little ones’ first 36 months. Plus, Esembly employs earth and baby bottom-loving materials like GOTS certified organic cotton for their super soft inners and recycled polyester for their charming waterproof outers! Esembly is also hyper-conscious of any and all plastic usage, opting for plastic-free packaging whenever possible. Choose to reuse with Esembly!
100% Organic Content
Organic Content
1% for the Planet
Organic Cotton
Recycled Content
Organic materials and ingredients are grown without the use of chemical pesticides or fertilizers, promoting a healthier use of land and decreasing harmful agricultural runoff. By steering clear of toxic chemicals, farm workers experience less exposure to hazardous conditions, promoting social responsibility as well as environmental stewardship. Choosing organic materials eliminates the use of insecticides and other harmful chemicals, promotes efficient resource use, and results in a safer products and a cleaner planet! This product contains 100% organic content.
Organic materials and ingredients are grown without the use of chemical pesticides or fertilizers, promoting a healthier use of land and decreasing harmful agricultural runoff. By steering clear of toxic chemicals, farm workers experience less exposure to hazardous conditions, promoting social responsibility as well as environmental stewardship. Choosing organic materials eliminates the use of insecticides and other harmful chemicals, promotes efficient resource use, and results in a safer products and a cleaner planet!
This company partners with 1% for the Planet, a nonprofit organization that helps promote environmental stewardship. Members commit to donating at least 1% of their sales to the program, which helps connect them to high-impact environmental nonprofits across the globe.
Organic cotton production uses zero chemical pesticides and fertilizers, promoting a healthier use of land and decreasing harmful agricultural runoff. By steering clear of toxic chemicals, workers experience less exposure to hazardous conditions, promoting social responsibility as well as environmental stewardship. Plus, farming methods for organic cotton have been shown to use up to 20% less water than nonorganic production methods. Choosing organic cotton eliminates the use of insecticides and other harmful chemicals, promotes efficient resource use, and results in a safer products and a cleaner planet!
Recycling is the process of taking an otherwise-discarded item or material and cleaning, sorting, and breaking it down into its basic form (such as fibers or pellets). This material is then used to produce new items. Recycling keeps useful materials from being discarded in landfills, prevents resource extraction due to the creation of new materials, and provides a new life for used items. Recycling can utilize both pre-consumer waste (materials left over from production) or post-consumer materials (used clothing, empty water bottles, etc). This product is made from recycled content.
