Peepeemax Moses Basket Sheets 90x50 cm, 2 Pack Muslin Bedside Crib Fitted Sheets, Soft and Breathable Crib Sheets Fit for Rectangular and Oval Bassinet Mattress and Bedside Cots (Beige and Lightbrown)
Peepeemax

Peepeemax Moses Basket Sheets 90x50 cm, 2 Pack Muslin Bedside Crib Fitted Sheets, Soft and Breathable Crib Sheets Fit for Rectangular and Oval Bassinet Mattress and Bedside Cots

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Soft and breathable crib sheets crafted from 100% muslin cotton, ensuring optimal airflow to prevent overheating.
  • Soft and breathable 100% muslin cotton
  • Snug fit with 360° reinforced elastic edges
  • Fits mattresses 83x50cm, 85x50cm, 90x50cm, and 90x55cm
  • Suitable for oval, rectangular, and bedside cribs
  • Machine washable and tumble dry low
  • 2 pack includes beige and light brown sheets

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