East Coat 3 Piece Bedding Set
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East Coat 3 Piece Bedding Set

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Create a cosy, calming space for your baby with the Treetops 3 Piece Cot Bedding Set. Designed for comfort and warmth, this set includes a soft coverlet, a snuggly fleece blanket, and a fitted sheet—everything you need to keep your little one snug and secure. The gentle woodland print brings a peaceful feel to your nursery, with delicate trees and little details to capture your baby’s imagination. And because we know practicality matters just as much as style, every piece is soft, breathable, and easy to care for. Features: Complete set - Includes a coverlet, fleece blanket, and fitted sheet for a cosy cot. Soft and breathable - Gentle fabrics to keep your baby comfortable. Easy to care for - Machine washable for stress-free cleaning. Stylish woodland design - Neutral tones to suit any nursery. Perfect fit - Designed for standard cot beds (140 x 70cm) Coverlet: 100% Cotton, Lining: 100% Polyester Fleece Blanket: 100% Polyester Fitted Sheet: 100% Cotton Dimensions: Coverlet: 100 x 120 cm Fleece Blanket: 100 x 120 cm Fitted Sheet: 140 x 70 cm

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