Our baggy pants are made for your child’s comfort. Stylishly made with a drop crotch for a loose and relaxed look. A timeless and simple design that fits into a casual wardrobe.
The pants are made of Warm Cotton with high durability and at the same time soft and delicious. The pants have a waisted drawstring, witch makes the pants easy to adjust. The material make the pants both durable and easy use all year.
This material is soft as cashmere, durable and easy to wash. Made from mixed materials it also reduces the wast amounts of water used for cotton production and due to its durable nature it lasts longer reducing the need to replace frequently.
100% Made in Italy, 70% cotton, 19% acrylic, 4% elastane, 3% viscose, 2% polyester and 2% nylon
Why We Love It: These pants are SOFT. The warm and thick nature of it makes it the perfect layer for cooler days. We love the durability of the fabric and how well it washes because, let's be honest, our kiddos are MESSY. We love pairing this with it's matching top, the Billie Blouse.
Garment Care: Machine wash on low cycle max. 30C, Use suitable mild detergent, for low temperatures, Hang-dry to spare nature or tumble dry on low temperature if necessary, Do not softeners, using softeners will make the fabric feel waxy/greasy, Do not bleach, Iron on low heat
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piles of hygge donates a portion of every purchase to help families struggling to pay their NICU medical bills. we believe bringing a child into this world shouldn’t come with an impossible price tag.
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our hearts break when we think about all the newborns fighting for their lives and the toll it takes on their loved ones. parents should not have to stress about how they are going to pay to keep their baby alive. that’s why we will be donating a portion of every sale to helping families focus on fighting for their newborn’s life instead of the financial burden of medical bills. while we might not be able to fix this national crisis, we can certainly try to help and do our part.