Baby Changing Mat Cover - Riverbank
Avery Row

Baby Changing Mat Cover - Riverbank

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£25.00

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Avery Row
£25.00

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Product details

The Baby Changing Mat Cover - Riverbank is made from 100% organic cotton percale and features a water-repellent coating for easy cleaning. The cover can be easily removed using the zipper.
  • Made from 100% organic cotton percale
  • Water-repellent coating
  • Zipper for easy removal

Specifications & features

Key features

  • Organic cotton & dyes
  • Protective water repellent coating
  • Machine-washable cover with zip closure

  • Please note

    cover only, mat sold separately

  • Size

    64cm L x 50cm W x 11cm D

  • Composition

    100% GOTS Organic Cotton Outer, EcoGuard Coating

  • Includes: Cushion cover only
  • Packaging: Belly Band
  • Made In: India
  • Machine wash at 30°C using gentle detergent
  • We always recommend using a gentle, eco-friendly washing detergent that is kind to babies' skin.
  • Do not tumble dry

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