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$6.00The Story
DESCRIPTION
Transform your baby's changing area with our Outlaw Cowboy Muslin Changing Pad Cover. Made from soft and breathable muslin fabric, this cover is gentle on your baby's skin. The fun design adds a touch of modern western style to your nursery decor. The elasticized edges ensure a snug fit on standard changing pads, keeping your little one comfortable during diaper changes. Machine washable for easy care, this changing pad cover is a must-have for any parent looking to combine functionality with fashion.
This product is certificated by Oeko-tex. It is made of OEKO Standard 100 material and free from harmful chemicals.
FABRIC CONTENTS
100% Muslin Cotton
DIMENSIONS
32 x 16 inches
PRODUCT CARE
To launder this garment effectively while preserving its quality, follow these detailed washing and care instructions:
- Machine wash cold on gentle cycle.
- Wash similar colors together.
- Avoid using bleach products.
- Lay flat to dry.
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Description
DESCRIPTION
Transform your baby's changing area with our Outlaw Cowboy Muslin Changing Pad Cover. Made from soft and breathable muslin fabric, this cover is gentle on your baby's skin. The fun design adds a touch of modern western style to your nursery decor. The elasticized edges ensure a snug fit on standard changing pads, keeping your little one comfortable during diaper changes. Machine washable for easy care, this changing pad cover is a must-have for any parent looking to combine functionality with fashion.
This product is certificated by Oeko-tex. It is made of OEKO Standard 100 material and free from harmful chemicals.
FABRIC CONTENTS
100% Muslin Cotton
DIMENSIONS
32 x 16 inches
PRODUCT CARE
To launder this garment effectively while preserving its quality, follow these detailed washing and care instructions:
- Machine wash cold on gentle cycle.
- Wash similar colors together.
- Avoid using bleach products.
- Lay flat to dry.
