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Bath capes

Baby Bath Cape Peacock

€34.00
per unit · tax incl.

A personalised baby bath cape in Peacock cotton terry, that deep blue-green borrowed from the plumage of the duck, embroidered in ecru thread on the hood. The terry is thick and warm: it drinks the water and holds the heat while you dress a newborn. 75 by 75 cm, with a hood, made and embroidered in our workshop in Lozère. First name or initials included, made in France.

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Personalised item: made to your specification, it cannot be returned or exchanged. The legal guarantee applies if the item is faulty.
Made in Lozère
Customizable
Ships within 2 days
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The gift they will not forget

The details that matter

Dimensions 75 × 75 cm
Weight 280 g
Material Terry cotton
Finishes Hood
Manufacturing Made in France (Lozère)

Caring for your linens

  • Machine washable at 40 degrees. Easy to care product.
  • Air drying is recommended to preserve natural fibres.
  • OEKO-TEX certified natural fibres that soften wash after wash.

Made to order & shipping

Your pieces are embroidered and prepared to order, then shipped within 2 working days from our workshop.

Delivery to France 5 business days
Delivery in Europe 8 business days
Free shipping In Europe from €75
Packaging Gift-ready, wrapped by hand

Baby Bath Cape Peacock: personalised embroidery, made in France

Peacock is the blue-green of the house, the colour of our bathrobes and of our Peacock napkins. In a bathroom it has the practical advantage of dark colours: it shows neither soap marks nor limescale, which leave whitish rings on pale cloth.

The cloth is looped, and it is the loop that works: it stores the water instead of letting it run off, so the square holds several times its own weight. Ecru lightens just enough for a first name to read on this dark ground, without the hardness of a pure white. The other colourways are in our bath capes.