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Emile et Rose£37.50Visit shop Emile Et Rose Boys White Leo Navy Stripe Summer Romper - 3 Months 62Cm
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The Emile et Rose Leo Jersey Romper is an ideal choice for parents seeking a blend of classic style and everyday comfort for their infant. Designed for babies aged 0-3 months, this garment features a soft fabric construction that facilitates gentle movement, making it perfect for both daily wear and special occasions. While the intricate embroidery and pintuck pleats provide a sophisticated look, users should note that the delicate detailing requires careful handling during cleaning to maintain its premium aesthetic.
| Age Group | infant |
|---|---|
| Colour | Blue |
| Gender | Male |
| Pattern | Striped |
| Baby Size | 0-3 |
| Model Part Number | 7349NV/26S62 |
| Brand | Emile et Rose |
This variant is designed for infants sized 0-3 months.
Yes, the romper is crafted from soft, high-quality jersey material intended to be gentle against an infant's skin.
It is recommended to air-dry or use a very low heat setting to preserve the integrity of the fabric and decorative embroidery.
Yes, the Emile et Rose Leo range includes sizes from newborn up to 18 months in various product listings.
Wash with like colors in cool water using a gentle cycle and mild detergent to prevent color bleeding or thread damage.
Gently steam or iron on a low setting while inside out to smooth out the pintuck pleats.
Do not pull the thread. Carefully tuck the loose end back into the embroidery using a needle to avoid fraying.
To keep the Emile et Rose Leo Jersey Romper in excellent condition, it is recommended to wash the garment in cool water with a mild detergent. Avoid using harsh bleaching agents that could damage the navy zig-zag embroidery. When drying, air-drying or using a low-heat tumble dry setting is best to prevent the fabric from shrinking or the pintuck pleats from losing their structure. If ironing is necessary, use a low temperature and avoid pressing directly over the embroidered sections to prevent puckering or heat damage to the thread work.
