ergoPouch Sleeved Sleep Sack (2.5 TOG) vs Kyte Baby Slumber Bag

The Slumber Bag is lighter: 1 vs 2.5 TOG. The Sleeved Sleep Sack (2.5 TOG) lists for $5.05 less.

Only the differences are shown.

ergoPouch Sleeved Sleep Sack (2.5 TOG)Kyte Baby Slumber Bag
TypeSleep sackSleep sack
List price$69.95Lowest price$75
Sizes3-12M: 13–22 lb, 24.4–29.9 in, 3–12 months
8-24M: 18–31 lb, 26.8–36.2 in, 8–24 months
2-4Y: 36.2–42.5 in
S to L (combined range): 7–50 lb
TOG2.51
ArmsArms outArms out
Room for hips and legsYes, per the makerNot listed
Closure2-way zip with zip enclosureJ-shaped double zipper with zipper garage
Material95% organic cotton, 5% elastane body, sleeves and lining; 100% organic cotton filling (per the maker)97% bamboo rayon, 3% spandex shell; 100% polyester fill
OrganicYes, per the makerNot listed
Machine washableYesYes
Maker's use notesFor sleep only; do not allow a child to walk around when wearing it. Maker suggests sleeves for rooms below 68 FMaker advises wash cold gentle cycle, zipped closed, not inside out, no dryer

ergoPouch Sleeved Sleep Sack (2.5 TOG)

Warm 2.5 TOG organic cotton sleep sack with sleeves for arms-out sleepers in cooler rooms (per the maker).

  • Sleeves for cooler rooms
  • Organic cotton filling (per the maker)
  • List price $69.95
  • Too warm for mild rooms

Kyte Baby Slumber Bag

A long-sleeved wearable blanket in bamboo-rayon with a quilted fill, worn over pajamas. Comes in S, M and L.

  • Long sleeves with ribbed cuffs
  • Double zipper
  • Wide combined weight range
  • Per-size ranges only in an image chart
  • Only 1.0 TOG seen
Ask the meadow

Sleeved Sleep Sack (2.5 TOG) or Slumber Bag?

Answers come from each maker's published specs. Safety and health questions link to the agency or medical source.

Is the Sleeved Sleep Sack (2.5 TOG) cheaper than the Slumber Bag?

Yes. $69.95 versus $75 list price.

Which is lighter?

The Slumber Bag at 1 TOG versus 2.5 TOG for the Sleeved Sleep Sack (2.5 TOG). TOG is a fabric warmth rating. Each maker publishes its own room-temperature chart; use the chart for the product you have. Safe sleep: see the AAP's guide to safe sleep and NICHD Safe to Sleep. Check the label and the maker's instructions, and ask your pediatrician about your child.

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