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Devold of Norway Breeze Merino Sleepsuit Baby
An exceptionally lightweight baby sleepsuit made from the thinnest and finest merino wool. This soft baby sleepsuit naturally regulates body temperature and keeps your baby comfortably dry. Discover the Breeze Merino Sleepsuit for babies.
Product details
- Made for:
- Children
- Optimal for:
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- Free time
- Everyday life
- Weight:
- 65 g (size 68)
- Material properties:
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- Breathable
- Particularly lightweight
- Effective moisture management. Moisture is quickly transported to the outside.
- Features:
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- Breathable
- 100% super-lightweight, soft merino wool
- Materials:
- 100 % merino wool
- Features:
- breathable, lightweight fabric, built-in UV protection
Summary
| Gender: | Kids |
| Activity: | Hiking, Leisure, Urban & Work |
| Fabrics: | Merino, Wool |
| Characteristics: | breathable, lightweight, moisture wicking |
| Cut: | Regular fit |
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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
|
80
|
86
|
92
|
98
|
|
US
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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
|
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.