About Esembly
Esembly is a sustainable baby-care and home-care brand specializing in reusable cloth diapers, organic skincare, and eco-friendly laundry and cleaning products. Founded by the team behind the New York diaper service Diaperkind, Esembly offers a complete diapering “system” that includes organic cotton inners, waterproof outers, biodegradable liners, cloth wipes, patented washing powder, diaper creams, and other low-waste essentials, sold primarily via its website and select retailers.([esemblybaby.com](https://esemblybaby.com/pages/our-story?utm_source=openai))
A charge from “SP ESEMBLY BROOKLYN NY” on a Visa statement is typically from a purchase made through Esembly’s online store, processed via Shopify (the “SP”/“SP *” prefix often indicates Shopify as the payment platform). This might include one-time orders of diaper kits, laundry detergent, wipes, or home goods, or a recurring Subscribe + Save order for consumables like washing powder, diaper balm, rash cream, or pail deodorant set up on their site.([esemblybaby.com](https://esemblybaby.com/?utm_source=openai))
If a cardholder has questions about this charge, they should first check order confirmation emails from esemblybaby.com, their Shopify digital receipt, or their Esembly account order history if they created an account at checkout. Verifying who in the household placed an order, as well as checking for any active product subscriptions on Esembly’s “Subscribe + Save” page, can clarify recurring charges. If the charge is still not recognized, customers can reach out through Esembly’s website contact form or support email and provide the transaction date, amount, and last four digits of the card so the support team can locate the order. As with any online purchase, disputing the charge with the card issuer should be a last step after attempting resolution directly with the merchant.