Swaddle & Burp Blanket (2 pcs) L, Nature

Small products with a big impact. You can make a difference with your purchase. Our soft swaddles are more than just a helpful companion in family life. Your purchase also supports farmers and their families and contributes to sustainable cotton production. For you, your child and for a positive future.

The 80 x 80 cm Swaddle & Burp Blanket from the limited-edition LÄSSIG X Raddis® Cotton collection is the product of sustainable and regenerative cotton cultivation. The cuddly muslin cloths come as a set of two in a versatile reusable cotton bag. You will be impressed by the skin-friendly cotton, nature-inspired colors and minimalist prints.

These beautiful muslin cloths will become your child’s constant companion from the very first day. They are breathable, easy to clean and are ideal for bringing up wind or for baby to cuddle up with. The cotton fabric remains nice and soft, even after repeated washing, ensuring that the Swaddle & Burp Blanket continues to provide sterling service to the family. The muslin fabric is washable at 40°C and suitable for tumble drying.

FAIRTRADE & SUSTAINABLE FROM DAY ONE

The limited-edition LÄSSIG X Raddis® Cotton collection produced from regenerative cotton farming supports a holistic ecosystem that helps to provide a livelihood for families practicing subsistence farming and to safeguard soil quality, biodiversity and the environment.

The dedicated efforts of the farmers have resulted in naturally dyed swaddling cloths for the whole family. Each plain colored muslin cloth is unique: the coloring with plant-based dyes makes each one an individual and special item. The muslin cloths are prewashed with soap nuts.

For the sake of our planet and its inhabitants:

- Reduction in water consumption: Raddis® crops are irrigated only by rainfall.
- Increased biodiversity through use of organic fertilizers and natural seeds.
- Reduction in CO2 emissions: carbon is captured from the air and stored in the soil.
- Doubling the income of small farmers through higher premiums and lower cultivation costs.