Seascape Pixie Bonnet
Seascape by Abigail Edwards, inspired by the rolling waves of a tempestuous sea.
Our Pixie Bonnet is designed in super soft undyed organic cotton, in this artistic print which can be mixed and matched beautifully. The two tie-straps are designed for maximum comfort and warmth.
This bonnet is made of nature’s original undyed organic cotton—the finest, most gentle fabric for your little one. We’ve added a touch of playful print on the outside, while ensuring the inside remains completely undyed where it touches the skin, for ultimate softness and safety. O~Z Undyed celebrates cotton's pure, natural beauty with minimal processing.
- 100% organic cotton, 220g
- O~Z Undyed: Natural inside, imaginative outside
- Designed in the UK. Made in Europe.
- Our model is 72cm tall and is wearing size 6-12m.
Please use the size chart link above to help you find the right size. Please remember that the age information is a guideline, so it is always best to measure your child.
Original: $29.49
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Seascape by Abigail Edwards, inspired by the rolling waves of a tempestuous sea.
Our Pixie Bonnet is designed in super soft undyed organic cotton, in this artistic print which can be mixed and matched beautifully. The two tie-straps are designed for maximum comfort and warmth.
This bonnet is made of nature’s original undyed organic cotton—the finest, most gentle fabric for your little one. We’ve added a touch of playful print on the outside, while ensuring the inside remains completely undyed where it touches the skin, for ultimate softness and safety. O~Z Undyed celebrates cotton's pure, natural beauty with minimal processing.
- 100% organic cotton, 220g
- O~Z Undyed: Natural inside, imaginative outside
- Designed in the UK. Made in Europe.
- Our model is 72cm tall and is wearing size 6-12m.
Please use the size chart link above to help you find the right size. Please remember that the age information is a guideline, so it is always best to measure your child.
