TBEZY Baby Hooded Towel with Unique Animal Design Ultra Soft Thick Cotton Bath Towel for Newborn (Bunny)
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TBEZY Baby Hooded Towel with Unique Animal Design Ultra Soft Thick Cotton Bath Towel for Newborn (Bunny)
- ?TWO LAYER:Woven of thick cotton velour and terry for softness and absorption.The latest textile technology, double-layer materials.Ultra thick & absorbent baby towels.
- ?GREAT SIZE：32"*24" great size for newborn to 12 month, the best shape practical hood helps baby keeping the towel in place when moves around.
- ?WARM WRAP: Here your baby rests, snuggly wrapped from head to toe by cute designs made of sustainably sourced 450 GSM doulble layers cotton. Not only dry also keep warm immediately .
- ?ECO FRIENDLY: Natural long staple cotton has a faster growth cycle and requires less water and nutrients than other fiber.Higher usage rate, renewable and recyclable sustainability for your baby's better future world .
- ?BEST GIFT:This is an essential item for new parents, best choice for newborn and the coming little one. Chic and colorful designs will give the little one unique.
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