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Baby Dress in Blush Embroidered Muslin
Baby Dress in Blush Embroidered Muslin
Baby dress in muslin 100% GOTS organic cotton, blush embroidery in soft pink tones. Light, breathable and with a special touch — for the warmest days. Available in 3–6, 6–12 and 12–24 months.
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Baby dress in blush embroidered muslin
A light and delicate dress, made in GOTS certified organic cotton muslin. The blush embroidery in soft pink tones brings a special and feminine touch — perfect for the warmer months and for the most special moments.
Available in 3 sizes: 3–6, 6–12 and 12–24 months.
What makes it special
- 100% GOTS certified organic cotton — no chemicals, safe for the most sensitive skin.
- Muslin — light, breathable and soft to the touch.
- Blush embroidery — in soft pink tones, delicate and with personality.
- Available in 3 sizes — 3–6, 6–12 and 12–24 months.
Care instructions
Machine wash at 30°C. Do not tumble dry.
Specifications
- Composition: 100% Organic Cotton GOTS
- Construction: Muslin
- Sizes: 3–6 months · 6–12 months · 12–24 months
- Brand: PETITE Evelina Apparel
A piece chosen for the warmest days — with love and care.
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FAQ
Is muslin suitable for babies?
Yes — muslin is one of the most recommended fabrics for babies. It is light, very breathable and soft to the touch — it regulates your baby's temperature well and is ideal for the warmer months. In GOTS organic cotton, it is also safe for the most sensitive skin.
Which seasons is it suitable for?
It is mainly designed for spring and summer — the light weight of muslin and its breathability make it ideal for the warmest days. On mild autumn days, it can be paired with socks or a light jacket.
Which size is right for my baby?
Available in 3–6, 6–12 and 12–24 months. As babies grow at different rates, we suggest going up a size if in doubt — muslin has a natural elasticity that allows some adjustment.
How should I wash it?
Machine wash at 30°C. Do not tumble dry. Quality muslin improves with use and washing — becoming progressively softer.