SnuzPouch Sleeping Bag 1.0 TOG
Snuz

SnüzPouch Sleeping Bag

ColoursBeige

£27.00

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Natural Baby Shower
£27.00

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Product details

The SnuzPouch Sleeping Bag is designed to keep little ones cozy and comfortable through the night.
  • 1.0 TOG rating ideal for summer months
  • Soft 100% cotton fabric is gentle on skin and breathable
  • Clever zip design allows for easy diaper changes without disturbing sleep
  • Machine washable at 40°C and tumble dryer safe for convenience

Specifications & features

Key features

  • Made from 100% soft cotton, this sleeping bag is gentle on delicate skin + breathable for all-night comfort
  • With a clever zip design, changes can be done quickly with minimal disturbance, helping baby stay settled + cosy throughout the night
  • 1 TOG rating makes it perfect for summer use, keeping your little one comfortable on warmer nights
  • Machine washable at 40°C + tumble dryer safe, making it as practical as it is comfortable

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