The Nestlark Cub Hoodie
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The Nestlark Cub Hoodie

A sherpa hoodie with a hidden front seat, so your baby can nap on your chest while your hands finally do everything else.

***** Rated for hands-free naps, kitchen counters, and slow snowed-in mornings.
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  • 01 A zip-open arc across the chest opens the seat in one motion.
  • 02 Their arms stay free, their feet stay warm in the closed booties.
  • 03 No buckles, no wrap tutorial, no carrier strap over your jumper.
Size M
Color Cream
Size guide
Garment measurements in cm and inches
Size US size Bust Length Sleeve
S 4–6 118 cm / 46.5″ 76 cm / 30″ 56 cm / 22″
M 8–10 124 cm / 49″ 78 cm / 30.5″ 57 cm / 22.5″
L 12–14 130 cm / 51″ 80 cm / 31.5″ 58 cm / 23″
XL 16–18 136 cm / 53.5″ 82 cm / 32.5″ 60 cm / 23.5″
XXL 20–22 142 cm / 56″ 84 cm / 33″ 61 cm / 24″

The baby section is the same in every hoodie size: ages 3 to 12 months, up to 22 lb (10 kg).

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Parent moving through a morning kitchen with baby settled inside the hoodie

The 6 a.m. version of you finally gets to drink the coffee.

Some mornings the baby will not be set down. Not on the mat, not in the bouncer, not on your partner. They want your ribs, your smell, the sound of you moving through the room. And the emails still open, the toast still burns, and the mug goes cold on the counter.

This hoodie was built for that hour. The zip opens the pouch across your chest, you slide them in, zip it back up, and they settle against you the same way they settle into a wrap. Their head peeks out, their arms are free, their feet stay warm inside the closed sherpa booties. You get to answer the door, refill the mug, unload the dishwasher, and finish the message you started writing at 5:47.

It is not a carrier. It is a hoodie that happens to hold your baby, so the day can carry on around both of you.

Six things worth noticing before you zip them in.

Every seam, panel, and pocket on this hoodie exists because someone tried to hold a baby, a mug, and a laundry basket at the same time. Here is what to look for.

Front arc zipped open showing the internal seat
01 / The Arc

A zip that opens a seat, not a jacket.

The curved zip runs across the chest, so opening it does not undo the hoodie. The pouch drops open, the baby goes in, and you zip the arc back up over their back.

Baby resting inside the hoodie pouch
02 / The Seat

A hidden bench takes the weight.

A soft, reinforced shelf inside the pouch sits under the baby, so their weight rests on the hoodie, not on your arms. You are the frame, not the crane.

Parent typing while baby stays close
03 / The Booties

Closed feet, no socks lost.

The pouch closes at the bottom into two sherpa booties, so cold toes stay covered. You can walk between rooms without one tiny sock going missing under the sofa again.

Peek opening framing the baby's face
04 / The Peek

Their face stays out, always.

The curved zip leaves your baby’s head visible above the hoodie. Their head peeks out while their legs and feet stay wrapped in sherpa.

Sherpa fabric close up
05 / The Sherpa

Two-sided fleece, brushed for both of you.

Plush sherpa on the outside for warmth, softer brushed interior against the baby. Machine washable on cold, tumble low, no shrinking the seat after the first laundry day.

Baby napping against the parent's chest
06 / The Fit

Cut oversized so you both fit in.

Deliberately roomy across the chest and shoulders. The baby section is the same in every hoodie size and fits babies from 3 to 12 months, up to 22 lb (10 kg).

The hours a hoodie earns its place.

The Cub Hoodie was not built for the school run or the airport. It was built for the hours in between, when both of you are home and the baby has decided you are the whole plan.

Kitchen moment
7:14 a.m.
The kitchen counter

Coffee in one hand. The other one is finally free to butter the toast, not brace the baby.

Desk moment
10:38 a.m.
The kitchen table desk

They nap on your chest while you answer the email you meant to send yesterday.

Nap moment
2:20 p.m.
The couch nap

You sit down, they settle. No unclipping, no waking, no shuffle to a cold blanket.

Evening moment
6:45 p.m.
The slow evening

Snow outside, kettle on, baby watching the room from the warmest seat in the house.

One hoodie stands in for a shelf of things.

Every home has a version of this stack: the wrap that needs a YouTube tutorial, the carrier with the buckle you never quite trust, the blanket that always slides off. Here is how the Cub Hoodie stacks up against each of them.

The Nestlark Cub Hoodie
  • + One zip, in and out in seconds
  • + Hidden seat takes the weight
  • + Warm sherpa on your back too
  • + Machine washable, no straps to tangle
A wrap
  • + Snug body contact
  • Needs a tutorial each time
  • Drags on the floor mid-wrap
  • No warmth on your own back
A structured carrier
  • + Great for walks and errands
  • Buckles and straps to adjust
  • Sits over your jumper, not under a hoodie
  • Too much for a quick indoor nap
A blanket on the sofa
  • + Cozy for a sit-down
  • Slides off the moment you stand
  • Both your hands stay busy holding baby
  • Cold feet, no closed booties

What it looks like in a real living room.

These are the kinds of moments the Cub Hoodie was designed for. Kitchen tables, snowy windows, cluttered counters, and a baby napping through all of it.

Morning kitchen with baby settled inside
The morning shift

The hoodie holds them close while the day still runs on caffeine and one free hand.

Baby content while parent works
The desk hour

Chest naps that outlast every attempt to lay them down in the crib.

Baby in the front pouch smiling
The peek out

Their whole face stays in view, so nap watch does not mean bending over a crib.

Slow evening moment
The slow evening

A hoodie warm enough for both of you when the heating clicks off at 9.

Textural close up of the sherpa fabric
The fabric hand

Double-brushed sherpa that reads plush from the outside and soft inside the pouch.

The fit worn on a slow snowy day
The snow morning

Snow outside, kettle on, both of you inside the same warm layer for the whole first hour.

The five questions we get before you buy.

It is a hoodie with a purpose-built pouch. It is not a replacement for a structured carrier on long walks or outdoor hikes. It is what you reach for at home, on the couch, at the kitchen counter, and on slow mornings when you want the baby close but not clipped in.

The baby section fits babies from 3 to 12 months, up to 22 lb (10 kg), and is the same in every hoodie size. It is not sized for newborns.

Order the size you would normally wear in a relaxed hoodie. The Cub Hoodie is cut a little oversized on purpose so the pouch has room to close over the baby without pulling. If you and your partner want to share it, order the larger person's size.

Yes. Machine wash cold with like colors, tumble dry on low. The sherpa holds its plush through repeated washes and the seat keeps its shape as long as you skip high heat.

Every order ships tracked. Delivery windows and carrier are shown at checkout for your address. If a baby shower or gifting date is close, message support and we will confirm the arrival window before you buy.

The finished fold: hoodie worn with baby settled in for a slow morning

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Choose one for yourself, two so a partner can share the naps, or three so the grandparents finally have somewhere to put the baby too.

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