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Witlof For Kids Galaxy Dreams Sheet - 40 x 80 cm

19.99
Choose your size: 40 x 80 cm
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Witlof For Kids Sheet - Galaxy Dreams - 40 x 80 cm

The Witlof For Kids Sheet - Galaxy Dreams - 40 x 80 cm is a beautiful sheet that ensures a soft and comfortable night's sleep for your newborn baby. Made from high-quality cotton and featuring a subtle star print from the Galaxy Dreams collection, this sheet is both practical and stylish for the crib or co-sleeper bed.

The top edge of the sheet is adorned with a decorative border featuring the dreamy Galaxy Dreams design, while the bottom part of the sheet is plain white. This creates a calming atmosphere in the baby room. Thanks to the breathable material, your little one stays at a pleasant temperature while sleeping – ideal for every season.

With a size of 40 x 80 cm, the sheet is suitable for standard crib mattresses. Pair it with a matching blanket or fitted sheet from the Galaxy Dreams collection for a perfectly coordinated and cared-for look.

Features

  • - Size: 40 x 80 cm
  • - Made from 100% breathable cotton
  • - Subtle Galaxy Dreams print with little moons and stars on the edge
  • - Suitable for crib or co-sleeper
  • - Soft and comfortable fabric for baby's skin
  • - Machine washable
  • - Perfect to combine with other products from the same collection

Dimensions and weight

  • - Size: 40 x 80 cm
  • - Weight: not specified
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