SUITCASE MAISON TENDER FLOWERS
Pink
Description
The Maison Tender baby bag in pink flowers by Pasito a pasito is the perfect bag for the hospital or clinic – a unique, stylish design specially created so you can carry everything you need for yourself, the dad and the baby. It is made from 100% BCI-certified cotton canvas with a delicate floral print. Its water-resistant finish makes it water-repellent, ensuring protection and durability for everyday use. Its rectangular shape provides plenty of space to cover all your needs (changes of clothes or accessories) on the day your baby is born. It’s a simple, modern and practical design that offers ample capacity to carry plenty of items, with a practical opening to make it easy to find whatever you’ve packed. It comes fitted with a long strap for carrying over the shoulder and two short handles for carrying by hand if you prefer. High-quality finish. The hospital bag features an inner lining with elasticated bands to secure baby clothes, two side pockets and a practical front mesh pocket with a zip fastening. It also includes an external front pocket with a zip, which increases its capacity. The bag closes securely with a two-way zip that allows the lid to be opened fully. Made from high-quality materials, free from azo dyes, phthalates and substances harmful to health. It can also be washed by hand or in the washing machine at temperatures up to 30°C. ’s Pasito a Pasito baby products feature a design that stands out from all the rest. Our collections are characterised by meticulous attention to detail, always designed with practicality in mind. We use top-quality materials to emphasise the elegance and harmony in each of our pieces. Our designs are exclusive and have an unmistakable style, created for modern mums with good taste who appreciate the finer details just as much as we do. Specifications: Materials: 100% cotton. Dimensions: 44 x 36 x 16 cm.
Composition
100% COTTON
Cares
Machine washing. Do not bleach. Ironing max 110º C. Do not dry clean. Do not tumble dry.
