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Wooly Organic Booties - My Little Korner

Wooly Organic Booties

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Size: 10

Color: Lobster Bisque

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Let your little one’s feet be warm and cozy with the Wooly Organic rib booties for babies.

Booties designed for babies
Made from 100% organic cotton, gentle on baby's skin
Ribbed cuffs stretch to keep booties in place and allow for freedom of movement
From the 2023 collection
High-quality organic cotton construction
Great choice for environmentally conscious parents
Rib fabric: 95% organic cotton, 5% elastane (GOTS certified)
Machine washable with similar colored clothes at 40°C without drying
Part of the Spring and Summer collection of 2023- SS23
Made with love in Latvia (EU)
The color of the product may differ slightly from the picture.

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HELLO, FRIEND

I am a mum of two little sons Henry & Daniel who are capturing the magic of childhood by living wild and pure. You already know that together with kids a lot of stuff finds a way into our homes. But the 90s home that is full of polyester plushes and plastic are over. I always strive for the best things for my children – natural materials, good quality, modern design and made in ethical environment. Wooly Organic is my third child brought up with passion and strong values in mind – Go Green, Love Design and Stay Local.

GO GREEN!

All materials are natural. 100% organic fabrics – Free from harmful toxins, dyes or pesticides. Filling – 100% corn fiber – naturally hypoallergenic & anti-bacterial.

STAY LOCAL!

Founded in Liepaja – Latvian city of Wind near the Baltic Sea, Wooly Organic is produced locally, in a homey manufactory, by highly qualified, harmonically employed happy workers. For material supply chain we choose only trusted European manufacturers to stay as local as possible from thread to packaging.

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My hope is that our sustainable design will be evidence for future generations about the era we live in now – trying to balance between social, environmental and economical aspects.