Toddler Blanket Knitted Cotton | 150x100 cm | Navy Blue
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- New
- 0-6 years
- Breathable
46.90
Pros and Cons
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Thick knitted cotton, for extra softness
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This cot blanket breathes well
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Can also be used on the sofa or in a playpen
Information about the Toddler Blanket
This wonderfully soft toddler / cot blanket for beds of 120x60 and 140x70 cm is made from 100% high-quality knitted cotton. Not only beautiful as decoration in the baby's or children's room, but also as an extra blanket to keep for the couch in the living room or in the playpen.
Blanket Specifications
- Colour: Navy Blue
- Material: 100% knitted cotton
- Size: 150x100 cm, suitable for baby and toddler beds of 120x60 cm & 140x70 cm
- Finished with Petite Amélie label
- Season: fall, winter, spring
Product Details
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Colour
Navy Blue
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Dimensions
100 x 150 cm
For crib 120x60
For toddler bed 140x70
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Material
100% knitted cotton
The difference with normal cotton is that organic cotton is not processed with chemical pesticides. To allow the cotton plant to grow well, it is provided with vegetable and animal waste and insects are used as a pesticide. GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) is a worldwide quality mark that sets requirements for the production of organic fibres. For example, they demand that manufacturers keep damage to the environment as limited as possible, for example by using a sustainable waste water system and using water and energy efficiently. The working conditions must also meet the standards set by the International Labor Organization. For example, the right to good, safe and healthy working conditions.
Why organic cotton including GOTS certificate?
The difference with normal cotton is that organic cotton is not processed with chemical pesticides. To allow the cotton plant to grow well, it is provided with vegetable and animal waste and insects are used as a pesticide. GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) is a worldwide quality mark that sets requirements for the production of organic fibres. For example, they demand that manufacturers keep damage to the environment as limited as possible, for example by using a sustainable waste water system and using water and energy efficiently. The working conditions must also meet the standards set by the International Labor Organization. For example, the right to good, safe and healthy working conditions.
