Robin Chudek Merino Wool Footmuff

A merino wool footmuff that you will love from the very first touch! Our new seasonal arrival is the perfect solution for carrycots, car seats and pushchairs. The hood fastens with practical press studs that can be easily undone even at night, without needing to turn on the light. Two-way zips allow you to unzip the footmuff far enough to change your little one without having to take their legs out, and if necessary, also allow for the bottom part to be unzipped. The model features vertical adjustment of the harness slots, which allows for attachment in a stroller or car seat without the need to unclip the shoulder straps - ideal for the new Cybex Priam 4.0. The whole piece is finished with elegant leather loops featuring a leather logo. Merino wool footmuff for pushchairs.

Footmuff for strollers.

A merino wool footmuff that you will love from the very first touch!

Our new seasonal arrival, a merino wool footmuff for carrycots, car seats and pushchairs. Do you already know the properties of merino?

• is thermo-active - you can use it both in winter and summer (it warms in winter, cools in summer)
• is hygroscopic - it wonderfully absorbs moisture,
• is durable; merino wool retains its properties for a long time, even after washing,
• is soft and pleasant to the touch - your little one will love it,
• has anti-sweat properties, although it does not prevent sweating.

In our products, material quality goes hand in hand with visual appeal, because when it comes to this, we do not compromise. The hood fastens with practical press studs that can be easily undone even at night, without needing to turn on the light. Two-way zips allow you to unzip the footmuff far enough to change your little one without having to take their legs out, and what's more, if necessary, this solution also allows for the bottom part to be unzipped. Clever? Don't thank us, we are parents too.

This model features vertical adjustment of the harness slots. What does this mean? To attach it to a stroller / car seat, you won't have to unclip the shoulder straps. This is important, especially if you use car seats with 5-point harnesses. YES, it will be perfect for the new Cybex Priam 4.0 :-) This footmuff will cocoon your little one, ensuring a peaceful, comfortable sleep and freedom of movement during it. May they be nothing but extraordinary dreams!

The Robin Chudek footmuff for car seats and carrycots is finished with elegant leather fasteners and a leather logo.

So, what do you think of our proposal? We feel it's going to be a hit! We are all the more delighted because searching for the perfect merino wool took us over a year. You know that we either do something 100% or not at all. That is why we are now ready to present our merino wool collection to you.

Composition:

• front side- 100% RWS certified merino wool
• lining- 100% RWS certified merino wool
• Filling - one light layer of silicone filling to give the footmuff its shape
• cotton binding, made in Poland.

Washing instructions:

• hand wash or machine wash on a wool cycle.
• spin at low speed (important!)
• do not use bleach or fabric softener (do not wash in baby detergents containing bleaching agents, e.g., citric acid - we recommend a wool detergent or baby shampoo).
• do not tumble dry,
• iron at 110 degrees.

There is no need to wash the merino wool product before its first use. Merino wool is self-cleaning; if the product is not heavily soiled, simply airing it out is enough. We recommend hand washing at a maximum of 30 degrees without soaking. Use only wool detergents or a gentle hair shampoo. If machine washing, select a wool cycle, a temperature of 20/30 degrees, and a low spin speed. Machine washing is at your own risk. The manufacturer bears no responsibility for the improper operation of the washing machine or an incorrectly functioning wash cycle (Art. 548 KC). Pilling of merino wool is a natural phenomenon resulting from shorter fibres emerging on the surface-it does not, in itself, constitute a product defect. In the case of boiled wool, pilling is very limited, but it may occur in areas of friction, e.g., from booties against the wool.