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Onesie - Dot

Onesie - Dot

$38.00
$38.00
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Description

Introducing the coziest way to get completely covered in Dot! This ultra-fun onesie is covered in our beloved Good Store mascot from head to toe (or, neck-to-ankle), so you can bring a little extra good energy to movie marathons, lazy mornings, and whatever other adventures call for maximum comfort. Grab one for yourself, or gift it to someone who deserves to be approximately 97% more Dot.
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Onesie - Dot

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  • Super soft, super cozy onesie
  • Featuring our Good Store mascot, Dot
  • 100% of profits go to maternal healthcare
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Why This Product

Get Dotty

For lounging around or embracing your inner Dot: This full-body onesie is covered in our beloved Good Store mascot from top to bottom. It’s ridiculously cozy, extremely Dotty, and perfect for anyone who thinks regular pajamas simply don’t contain enough whimsy. Wear it whenever you’re ready to make Dot your entire personality.

Where it Comes From

Trusted Partners

We worked with one of our manufacturing partners to produce these PJ pants. Each of our suppliers is vetted by our team to make sure that they are adhering to fair labor practices.

Woman in blue scrubs interacting with another woman holding a child outside of MCOE. Image provided by Partners In Health

Where the Money is Going

Wear Some Good

The founding goal of the Good Store is to make amazing products that donate to a good cause. One hundred percent of the profits from these PJ bottoms go towards building the Maternal Center of Excellence in Sierra Leone. We are committed to raising money not only for the construction of the hospital, but also to fund comprehensive training and staffing to tackle medical injustice at its root