Costco has added Kudos diapers to its online baby-care selection, giving website shoppers another option alongside Huggies, Pampers and the retailer’s Kirkland Signature brand. The products are not currently available in Costco warehouses, according to the supplied report.
Costco’s website lists Kudos diapers in sizes 1 through 6. A size 1 package costs $47.99, or about 34 cents per diaper. Shipping and handling are included, and the estimated delivery window is five to seven business days.
Kudos distinguishes its disposable diapers by using a cotton liner against the baby’s skin rather than a plastic liner, according to the manufacturer. The company also describes the products as chlorine-free and says they carry OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certification. It says the diapers are made without fragrances, lotions, natural latex, parabens or phthalates.
The brand’s DoubleDry design uses two absorbent layers. Kudos says the system is intended to provide more than 12 hours of leak protection; that performance claim comes from the manufacturer.
Kudos was founded by Amrita Saigal, an engineer trained at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a former Procter & Gamble employee. The report says Saigal developed the brand with the aim of making disposable diapers with more cotton and less plastic.
Saigal discussed the company’s growth and Costco expansion during an October appearance on The World’s First Podcast. The episode description, as cited in the report, says Kudos has sold more than 100 million diapers and is on track to generate over $30 million in revenue in 2026. Those figures are attributed to the episode description, not to independently presented financial records.
Costco had not publicly confirmed whether it would bring the diapers to its physical locations. Fox Business said it asked the retailer about potential warehouse sales but had not received an immediate response. For now, the reported Costco offering is limited to online orders.
