Sheepskin Buggy Mittens - Coated Noir Milk - Binibamba
€115,00
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Sheepskin Buggy Mittens in the colour Coated Noir Milk by Binibamba. Keep warm when going for a walk with these buggy mittens made of sheepskin. Handmade and fully lined with the finest pure merino sheepskin. Hypoallergenic and naturally antibacterial with temperature-regulating super powers.
Thanks to the quick-release snaps, putting the mittens on and off is child's play (we recommend gently pulling the snaps apart when removing your mittens to avoid damaging the natural suede and sheepskin).
Universal fit for any buggy, just snap onto your buggy bar and you're done.
Supplied in a 100% cotton BINIBAMBA dustbag.
Dimensions:
- Depth: 24cm
- Width: 18CM
To keep your BINI mittens at their best, we recommend using them on cold, chilly days. Brush the inside regularly to keep them at their best. Dark colours may show some colour fading during use.
Thanks to the quick-release snaps, putting the mittens on and off is child's play (we recommend gently pulling the snaps apart when removing your mittens to avoid damaging the natural suede and sheepskin).
Universal fit for any buggy, just snap onto your buggy bar and you're done.
Supplied in a 100% cotton BINIBAMBA dustbag.
Dimensions:
- Depth: 24cm
- Width: 18CM
To keep your BINI mittens at their best, we recommend using them on cold, chilly days. Brush the inside regularly to keep them at their best. Dark colours may show some colour fading during use.
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