Amelie Honeybee Girls Silk Pyjama Set

SLEEPY WILSON LTD

£99

Our classic pyjamas in Honeybee are made from the finest 19 momme silk, trimmed with Peacock blue piping, adjustable waist ribbon and a little extra stretch for the perfect fit. Silk with its long lustrous fibres is so beneficial for those who have a little trouble sleeping, it’s naturally: Hypo-allergenic Anti-microbial, Non-irritating and Anti-dust mite, (reducing allergies) It’s also temperature regulating, keeping your little ones cooler at night while helping the skin retain moisture, making our pyjamas good for their skin and getting the best night’s sleep…naturally.

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