Crib Rail Cover & Skirt Sets — Cut From the Same Bolt
The two pieces that change a crib most, sold together and cut from the same fabric. A crib rail cover protects the top rail your baby will chew; a crib skirt hides the base and gives the whole frame its drape. Bought as a set, both come from the same bolt of 100% washed cotton, sewn to order in our Alabama studio. Available in ruffled, scalloped, farmhouse and tailored styles, in every color we carry, with optional monogram embroidery. Free shipping on every order.
Why buy them as a set:
- Same bolt, same dye lot — ordered separately, colors can differ slightly, and it shows most where a skirt meets a rail
- One order, one production run, one box
- Every style we sew: ruffled, scalloped, farmhouse and tailored
- Many sets add matching crib bows, cut from the same fabric again
- The most common starting point for a nursery built all at once rather than gradually
- Optional monogram embroidery on the rail cover and bows
Rail covers vs. crib bumpers: they are not the same thing. Padded bumpers lined the inside of the crib and are no longer recommended. A rail cover rests on the outside, over the top rail, where your baby chews. Read the Safe Sleep Guide for the full story.
Shop the styles:
- Ruffled Crib Rail Covers — a full hand-gathered ruffle
- Scalloped Crib Rail Covers — a softly curved contrast edge
- Tailored Crib Rail Covers — corded or untrimmed
- All Crib Rail Covers — covers sold on their own
Other ways to build a set:
- Crib Skirt & Bow Sets — skirt and matching bows, without a rail cover
- Crib Bedding Sets — every set we make, in one place
- Crib Skirts · Crib Bows · Mesh Crib Liners — sold separately
Shop by color: Pink · White · Neutral · Sage Green · Blue · Lavender
Not sure what size you need? The Crib Fit Guide covers rail cover measurements, crib skirt drop lengths, mini crib sizing, and what to order if your crib has a solid panel at the bottom.
Styling help: How to Style a Crib Skirt · How to Tie a High Cotton Crib Bow
