Velvet Warm Blanket SNOWFLAKE SHEELA
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Double-sided blanket for the nursery, which also works well as a duvet or cosy cover for nap time at nursery.
One side of the blanket is made of the highest quality cotton in one of our four patterns and the other side is made of elegant Velvet. The blanket is filled with hypoallergenic silicone fleece, which makes it extremely light, while providing comforting warmth.
The blanket can be matched with a pillow in the same design to create a unique set for bedtime or for the nursery!
- Fabric: 100% cotton
- Knitwear: 100% polyester
- Filling: 100% polyester
- Our warm cotton/Minky blankets have 3,254 TOG
- Shades of prints on fabrics or shades of product raw materials may vary depending on production parts. This is not a production defect.
- Material and print are OEKO-TEX Class I certified.
- A design protected by copyright law
- The product has a positive opinion of the Institute of Mother and Child
- The filling is hypoallergenic, breathable, resilient, and soft. It retains its structure during use and washing.
- Aesthetic, precise sewing guarantees many years of pleasure from use.
- Use under the supervision of an adult - like all products for infants and young children.
- Keep away from fire.
- Learn more about the safety of our products.
Rozmiar
| M
| L
| XL
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Szerokość [cm] (+/- 2cm)
| 80
| 110
| 140 |
Długość [cm] (+/- 2cm)
| 100
| 140
| 200
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- Washing in a washing machine, at 30 °, a delicate program - max. 800 rotation revolutions.
- Do not wash by hand.
- Do not use bleaches.
- Do not dry clean.
- Do not tumble dry. We recommend hanging to dry.
- Implate only cotton fabric at temperatures up to 110 °.
- It is recommended to wash before the first use according to the instructions on the label.
- Do not wash with rough items or products with sharp elements that may cause the quilting on the jersey to snag and damage.
- Do not expose the washed product for too long sunlight.
