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The facts at a glance
Devold of Norway Breeze Merino Body Baby
Our softest and most comfortable merino wool baby bodysuit. A soft and lightweight baby bodysuit made from the finest merino wool. A soft merino wool baby bodysuit that naturally regulates your baby's temperature. Discover the Breeze Baby Bodysuit from the Breeze collection.
Product details
- Optimal for:
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- Free time
- Everyday life
- Made for:
- Children
- Weight:
- 60g
- Features:
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- 100% ultra-lightweight and soft merino wool
- Total Easy Care Merino wool: machine washable and dryer safe
- Quick-drying and odor-resistant.
- Materials:
- 100 % merino wool
- Features:
- Quick-drying, lightweight fabric, built-in UV protection
Summary
| Gender: | Kids |
| Activity: | Hiking, Leisure, Urban & Work |
| Fabrics: | Merino, Wool |
| Characteristics: | breathable, lightweight, odor neutralization, quick drying |
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How to choose the right size
Sizes are given in EU sizes on the article's page
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Height(cm)
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56
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62
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68
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74
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80
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86
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92
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98
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US
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56
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62
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68
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74
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80
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86
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92
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98
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EU
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2 M
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4 M
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6 M
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9 M
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1 J
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1.5 J
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2 J
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3 J
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Sizes are given in EU sizes on the article's page
|
Height(cm)
|
56
|
62
|
68
|
74
|
80
|
86
|
92
|
98
|
|
US
|
56
|
62
|
68
|
74
|
80
|
86
|
92
|
98
|
|
EU
|
2 M
|
4 M
|
6 M
|
9 M
|
1 J
|
1.5 J
|
2 J
|
3 J
|
How to measure
- 1. Height:Stand up straight with your feet and back against a wall. Place a flat object (e.g. book) on your head and hold it horizontally against the wall. Now you can measure from the bottom edge of the object to the floor.