Tunic baby - Karité - Play Up
€30,00
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This tunic is made of a combination of jersey fabric and woven organic cotton. It features short sleeves and a round neckline, with a button fastening. At the waist is a frilled detail at both the front and back.
The creamy shea butter colour is the result of natural dyeing techniques. The natural pigments contain no substances that can harm the skin or the environment and also consume less water and energy than conventional dyes during the dyeing process.
Material: 100% organic cotton
Washing instructions: Wash at 30°C. Do not bleach or dry clean. Wash and iron inside out.
Play Up is family-run business from the North of Portugal with a long tradition in the textile sector. All their collections are designed and made locally. Attention to detail and a love for natural materials, such as linen and organic cotton is in their DNA.
The creamy shea butter colour is the result of natural dyeing techniques. The natural pigments contain no substances that can harm the skin or the environment and also consume less water and energy than conventional dyes during the dyeing process.
Material: 100% organic cotton
Washing instructions: Wash at 30°C. Do not bleach or dry clean. Wash and iron inside out.
Play Up is family-run business from the North of Portugal with a long tradition in the textile sector. All their collections are designed and made locally. Attention to detail and a love for natural materials, such as linen and organic cotton is in their DNA.
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