The polyester/cotton blend is easy to care for since the fabric is less liable to shrink and crease.
Made in 100% cotton - a natural and durable material.
Fits mattresses with a thickness up to 26 cm since the fitted sheet has elastic edging.
Made from 100% sustainably grown cotton, a natural and durable material that gets softer with every wash.
Tested and contains no substances, phthalates or chemicals that can harm your child's skin or health.
The fabric is tightly-woven, which makes the bedlinen extra durable.
Easy to keep clean; machine wash hot (60°C).
Made from 100% cotton – a natural material which is smooth against your child's skin and becomes softer after each wash. Tested and contains no substances, phthalates or chemicals that can harm your child's skin or health.
Easy to keep clean; machine wash hot (60°C).
A cool quilt with polypropylene fabric and polyester filling from recycled sources.
A good choice if you often feel warm while sleeping.
The quilt is machine-washable at 60°C, a temperature that kills dust mites.
Made in 100% cotton - a natural and durable material that becomes softer with every wash.
Concealed press studs keep the quilt in place.
100% cotton
Made in 100% cotton - a natural and durable material that becomes softer with every wash.
Concealed press studs keep the quilt in place.
The polyester/cotton blend is easy to care for since the fabric is less liable to shrink and crease.
Extra soft and durable quality since the bedlinen is densely woven from fine yarn.
Pure cotton that feels soft and nice against your skin.
Fits mattresses with a thickness up to 26 cm since the fitted sheet has elastic edging all around.
A cool quilt made from a soft fabric of brushed microfibre filled with polyester hollow fibres.
The soft, light fibres maintain their volume and insulation ability, allowing your body to breathe and maintain an even temperature throughout the night.
A good choice if you often feel warm while sleeping.
The quilt is machine-washable at 60°C, a temperature that kills dust mites.
