Cotton Wrap
Cotton Wrap
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Overview
Overview
One scoop or two? There’s nothing quite like an array of ice cream colours and flavours to make a little one’s eyes light up! We’ve curated the Waffle Cone Collection in soft shades of organic cotton. Make time for a treat and enjoy a sweet moment together
Dimples Waffle Cone, 2023 Collection features a soft, lightweight, and breathable waffle fabric. Your little one will be super comfy in these pieces.
It is the perfect gift for a precious Newborn baby. These extra-large wraps are simple, yet very practical. Their versatile design allows for multipurpose use. Useful all year round and offer complete warmth during the cooler temperatures.
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