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Bink Bedding Leopard duvet cover - 100 x 135 cm

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Bink Bedding duvet cover - Leopard - 100 x 135 cm

The Bink Bedding duvet cover - Leopard - 100 x 135 cm adds a trendy and playful look to the nursery. This beautiful duvet cover features a stylish leopard print in natural shades like beige, caramel and black on an ecru background on both sides. Thanks to the high-quality material and careful finishing, this duvet cover offers comfort and style in one.

The duvet cover is specially designed for a cot and has a size of 100 x 135 cm. It meets the highest quality standards and is made from OEKO-TEX certified fabrics. This means it is free from harmful substances and safe for your little one. In addition, this duvet cover is produced in the Netherlands, contributing to sustainability and quality.

High-quality and stylish

With the Leopard duvet cover from Bink Bedding, you choose not only a trendy design but also a product that lasts a long time. The soft and breathable fabric ensures a comfortable night's sleep. The timeless leopard pattern is easy to combine with different interior styles, making the duvet cover perfect for any nursery.

Features

  • - Size: 100 x 135 cm
  • - Includes pillowcase
  • - Leopard print on both sides
  • - Material: OEKO-TEX certified fabrics
  • - Soft, breathable fabric for optimal comfort
  • - Made in the Netherlands
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