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The PETIT BATEAU Pilot Lined Sherpa Pramsuit is an essential mid-season garment designed for infants aged 0-3 months who need reliable warmth and comfort. Featuring a plush sherpa lining throughout the body, hood, and integrated mittens, it provides excellent thermal insulation during cooler outings. While it offers superior comfort and ease of access through a full-length zip, parents should note that it requires specific gentle care, such as air drying, to maintain the integrity of the recycled polyester materials.
| Age Group | infant |
|---|---|
| Colour | Blue |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Material | Polyester |
| Baby Size | 0-3 |
| Model Part Number | H04396-AA |
| Brand | PETIT BATEAU |
The pramsuit is made from polyester, with at least 50% of the main fabric consisting of recycled polyester.
No, the garment should not be tumble dried as it may damage the fibers and the lining.
You should wash the pramsuit at a maximum of 30 degrees Celsius.
Yes, it features integrated mittens to help keep your baby's hands warm.
This is primarily a mid-season essential; it provides warmth, but may require additional layers if used in extreme sub-zero winter temperatures.
Ensure no inner lining fabric is caught in the teeth and check for small debris or lint accumulation along the zipper track.
Avoid high-heat drying and ensure the garment is washed on a delicate cycle; gently brush the lining once dry to restore fluffiness.
Because this garment is designed for infants, ensuring a proper fit is essential for safety and comfort. Always check that the zipper path is clear of fabric before closing to avoid snagging. To preserve the quality of the sherpa lining and the polyester shell, strictly adhere to the following care instructions: wash only at a maximum temperature of 30 degrees Celsius. Do not tumble dry, do not dry clean, and do not iron the garment, as high heat can damage the synthetic fibers and lining texture. Always hang dry the suit in a ventilated area away from direct heat sources.
