BIBS Bandana Bib - Ivory
Bibs

BIBS Bandana Bib - Ivory

€16.95

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€16.95

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Product details

The BIBS Bandana Bib in Ivory is a practical and stylish accessory for babies. It is made of 100% organic muslin cotton and features multiple absorbent layers to catch drool and regurgitation after feeding. The soft fabric can also be used as a neck warmer under outerwear to keep your baby warm in cold weather.
  • Made of 100% organic muslin cotton
  • Multiple absorbent layers
  • Can be used to catch drool and regurgitation
  • Can be used as a neck warmer

Specifications & features

Key features

  • Can be set in 2 sizes
  • Prewashed making it true to size
  • Made from 100% Organic cotton
  • 100% Muslin soft + breathable fabric
  • Features a cute pocket that can hold a pacifier
  • Multiple layers to ensure maximum absorbency
  • Very gentle on baby’s delicate skin, but still durable

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