Cyberjammies Wild Slumber Nightdress - Animal - Size 24


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The Cyberjammies Wild Slumber Nightdress is an ideal choice for adults seeking unrestricted comfort and breathable sleepwear that transitions seamlessly from evening lounging to morning routines. Crafted from a soft cotton-modal blend, this garment helps regulate body temperature and wick away moisture, though users should note that the airy cut and specific fabric blend require careful laundering to maintain its shape and softness over time.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Purple |
| Gender | Female |
| Material | Cotton |
| Pattern | Animal |
| Dress Size UK | 24 |
| Model Part Number | 5051877689480 |
| Brand | Cyberjammies |
It is crafted from a soft cotton-modal blend, chosen for its breathability and moisture-wicking properties.
Yes, the airy cut and breathable fabric are specifically designed to regulate temperature and encourage airflow, making it ideal for warm weather.
It is recommended to air dry to maintain the integrity of the fabric, but if necessary, use only the lowest heat setting.
The cotton-modal blend provides a slight natural give, which combined with the airy cut, ensures a comfortable and non-restrictive fit.
Turn the garment inside out before washing on a cool, delicate cycle to minimize friction against the printed pattern.
Avoid using fabric softeners which can leave a residue on modal fabrics; stick to mild, gentle detergents.
Ensure the nightdress is laid flat to dry rather than hanging it by the straps, which can cause stretching due to the weight of the fabric when wet.
To ensure the longevity of your Cyberjammies Wild Slumber Nightdress, machine wash the garment on a cool, gentle cycle with like colors. Avoid using harsh bleach or biological detergents that might degrade the modal fibers. For drying, it is recommended to air dry the item flat to prevent stretching or misshaping of the shoulder straps. If you must use a tumble dryer, select a low-heat setting only. Ironing is generally not necessary, but if required, use a cool setting to protect the printed pattern.