Brand NWT Copper Pearl Cloud Sleep Bag .5 TOG - 0-6M - Noel
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PREMIUM KNIT FABRIC – Boasting three layers of buttery soft fabric and a cozy, plush fill, our three-layer sleep bags are designed with baby’s comfort in mind. That’s why we created them with ultra-soft, breathable fabric with just the right hint of stretch. You can feel confident that baby will feel cozy and comfortable snuggled in this special sleep bag as the safest alternative to using loose blankets. These sleep bags are made from the same ultra-soft and stretchy material as our original knit swaddle blankets.
WARM AND COZY
0.5 Thermal Overall Grade (TOG) rating ideal for room temperatures between 74-78 degrees F
GENEROUS SIZE
The 0-6 month size provides a length of 26.5 inches, width of 13 inches under the armpits and 18.5 inches at the widest section of the sleep bag.
The 6-12 month size provides a length of 28 inches, width of 14 inches under the armpits and 19 inches at the widest section of the sleep bag.
The 12-18 months size provides a length of 31.5 inches, width of 14.25 inches under the armpits and 20 inches at the widest section of the sleep bag.
The 18-24 months size provides a length of 34 inches, width of 15.75 inches under the armpits and 21.5 inches at the widest section of the sleep bag.
BONUS FEATURES – Our Sleep Bags also feature a comfy, tag-free neck, a wraparound zipper for easy changes and a unique zipper cover to protect baby’s skin.




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