Cybex stroller liner in merino wool
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- Free delivery from €116. We ship with: Orlen Paczka, InPost, GLS.
- 14 days to return, no reason needed.
- 2-year manufacturer warranty and certified fabrics.
- Questions about sizing? Call us: 730 699 199, pon-pt 10:00-16:00
- Thermo-activityWarms in winter, cooling properties in summer ensure comfort.
- HygroscopicityExcellent moisture absorption, which is key during summer outings.
- ReversibilityOne side made of merino wool, the reverse side from natural linen.
- Thermal comfortFeatures anti-sweat properties (supports natural temperature regulation).
- Easy installationThe vertical strap hole system makes fastening in the stroller easy.
- DurabilityMerino wool retains its properties even after many washes.
Cybex Priam stroller liner made of merino wool and linen
New for the season - an exceptional Cybex Priam stroller liner made from merino wool and linen. Our liner is reversible, allowing you to adapt it to your needs and preferences. Thanks to the innovative vertical strap hole system, installing the liner in the stroller is incredibly simple and pleasant for every parent. We also offer the possibility of sewing a dedicated liner specifically for your stroller model.
Washing and care
- Hand wash at max 30 degrees, do not soak
- Machine washable (wool cycle)
- Spin at low speed
- Do not use bleach or fabric softener
- Do not use baby detergents containing citric acid
- Do not tumble dry
- Iron at 110 degrees
COMPOSITION: Front side - 100% merino wool with RWS certificate; reverse side - 100% certified linen; filling - upholstery foam made in Poland; binding made in Poland. Merino wool is self-cleaning - if the product is not heavily soiled, simply airing it out is enough (there is no need to wash before first use). It is recommended to use only wool detergents or a gentle baby shampoo. Machine washing is at the user's own responsibility. Pilling of merino wool is a natural phenomenon resulting from shorter fibres coming to the surface and does not constitute a product defect.