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Little Dutch Fairy Garden Face Cloths - (Set of 3) - 25 x 25 cm - Hydrophilic

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Little Dutch Face Cloths - Fairy Garden - Set of 3 - 25 x 25 cm - Hydrophilic

The Little Dutch Face Cloths - Fairy Garden are a cute and practical must-have for every baby layette. This set of three hydrophilic cloths, with a handy size of 25 x 25 cm, is perfect for cleaning little hands and faces or for use during feeding. The cheerful and elegant Fairy Garden prints add a playful detail to these handy cloths.

The cloths are made of 100% hydrophilic cotton and feel wonderfully soft on your baby's delicate skin. Thanks to their breathable, lightweight and absorbent properties, they are ideal for daily use, both at home and on the go. The compact size ensures you can easily take them in your diaper bag, so you're always prepared.

The Little Dutch Face Cloths are machine washable and designed to last a long time. Even after frequent washing, the cloths remain soft and retain their beautiful prints. Combine them with other products from the Fairy Garden collection for a harmonious whole.

Features

  • - Set of 3 hydrophilic face cloths
  • - Dimensions: 25 x 25 cm per cloth
  • - Made of 100% hydrophilic cotton
  • - Prints: Fairy Garden
  • - Soft, breathable and highly absorbent
  • - Lightweight and compact, ideal for on the go
  • - Machine washable and durable
  • - Weight: approx. 0.1 kg (set of 3)
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