GroVia O.N.E. Cloth Diaper
The GroVia O.N.E. Cloth Diaper comes in 1 size, lists sizes up to 35 lb, and starts with a size for babies up to 35 lb, per GroVia. A one-size all-in-one with snap-in soakers and a choice of hook-and-loop or snaps.
- $24.95List price
- One Size to One SizeSizes
How the O.N.E. Cloth Diaper stacks up
Against the 32 cloth diapers we track. The shaded band is where the middle half of them fall; the dot is this one.
Within the typical range for cloth diapers (1 to 4).
Within the typical range for cloth diapers (30 lb to 40 lb).
Within the typical range for cloth diapers (12 lb to 35 lb).
What sets the O.N.E. Cloth Diaper apart
Measured against the 32 cloth diapers we compare, from each maker's published specs.
- Top listed weight: 35 lbin the middle half of the 26 cloth diapers that publish it (30 lb to 40 lb)
- Smallest size up to: 35 lbin the middle half of the 25 cloth diapers that publish it (12 lb to 35 lb)
Next to its closest matches
- GroVia Organic All In OneNext to it, the O.N.E. Cloth Diaper is 25 lb higher.
- GroVia Big O.N.E. Cloth DiaperNext to it, the O.N.E. Cloth Diaper is 35 lb lower; 35 lb smaller.
- GroVia Breeze DiaperNext to it, the O.N.E. Cloth Diaper is 4 fewer sizes; 5 lb lower; 23 lb bigger.
Size & weight chart
Weights as the maker lists them, in lb.
| Size | Weight | Shared with next size |
|---|---|---|
| One Size | 10–35 lb | – |
Cloth system & wash
| Type | All-in-one |
|---|---|
| Closure | hook-and-loop and snaps (removable hook-and-loop) |
| Fabric | Inner: polyester microfleece; outer: water-resistant polyester TPU |
| Washing, per the maker | Wash and dry once before daytime use; 3-5 times for night use; wash every 2 days; no fabric softener or dryer sheets. |
Listed features
- Fits 10 to 35 lb
- Soakers snap in for more or less absorbency
Worth checking
- Whole diaper is washed each time
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Full specs
| GroVia O.N.E. Cloth Diaper | |
|---|---|
| Type | Cloth diaper (all-in-one) |
| List price | $24.95 |
| Sizes and weights | One Size: 10–35 lb |
| Closure | hook-and-loop and snaps (removable hook-and-loop) |
| Materials | Hidden inner layer 100% polyester microfiber; soaker 100% cotton topped with polyester microfleece; lining 100% polyester microfleece; outer 100% water-resistan |
| Fabric | Inner: polyester microfleece; outer: water-resistant polyester TPU |
| Care | Wash and dry once before daytime use; 3-5 times for night use; wash every 2 days; no fabric softener or dryer sheets. |
Compare the O.N.E. Cloth Diaper with
How each closest rival differs from the O.N.E. Cloth Diaper, from the makers' specs.
- GroViaOrganic All In One1 sizeto 10 lb$25.95
- 25 lb lower
- GroViaBig O.N.E. Cloth Diaper1 sizeto 70 lb$27.95
- 35 lb higher
- 35 lb bigger
- GroViaBreeze Diaper5 sizesto 40 lb
- 4 more sizes
- 5 lb higher
- 23 lb smaller
- GroViaNewborn All In One1 sizeto 12 lb$16.95
- 23 lb lower
- 23 lb smaller
O.N.E. Cloth Diaper: questions answered
From GroVia's published specs, last checked 2026-11-02.
What sizes does the GroVia O.N.E. Cloth Diaper come in?
One Size (10–35 lb), per the maker. Makers size diapers by weight, and their ranges overlap. Check the maker's size chart.
How do I wash the GroVia O.N.E. Cloth Diaper?
The maker says: Wash and dry once before daytime use; 3-5 times for night use; wash every 2 days; no fabric softener or dryer sheets. Follow the maker's wash routine. Most cloth diapers need a prewash, a long hot main wash, and no fabric softener.
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Where these specs come from
Last checked 2026-11-02. Spot something wrong? Tell us. Read our editorial and safety policy and corrections.