78.79€ 98.99€
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78.79€ 98.99€
A sleeping bag with legs is an excellent solution for active toddlers who need freedom of movement while sleeping. Separate leg openings allow the child to easily change positions, stand up, and sit down, while the soft, sock-style cuffs provide extra warmth for the feet.
The product is made of lightweight, breathable, and very soft muslin, which helps maintain a comfortable body temperature. A double zipper with a protective fabric flap prevents irritation of sensitive skin.
Main advantages:
- maintains a stable body temperature
- light and soft muslin with high absorbency
- comfortable legs with elastic cuffs
- ergonomic and well-designed fit
- simple and reliable fastening
- provides freedom of movement (standing, sitting)
- prevents the risk of constant uncovering during sleep
- reduces the chance of overheating or getting cold
- ensures calm and safe sleep
- insulation thickness: 2.5 TOG
TOG is a measure of how well a fabric retains heat: the higher the value, the better the insulation. It is important to choose the sleeping bag based on room temperature rather than the season.
A model with a 2.5 TOG rating consists of two layers of fabric with insulation and is suitable for rooms with a temperature from 15 to 22°C. It is especially useful on cooler days when the temperature drops below 18–19°C.
Recommended clothing under a 2.5 TOG sleeping bag depending on temperature:
- 15–18°C — long-sleeve bodysuit or sleepsuit
- 18–20°C — short-sleeve bodysuit or long-sleeve sleepsuit
- 20–22°C — short-sleeve bodysuit or sleeveless sleepsuit
Measurements:
Overall length with legs: 78 cm
Shoulder width: 36 cm
Shoulder to armpit length: 11 cm
Width in the middle: 42 cm
Bottom width: 44 cm
Length to crotch: 53 cm
Leg length: 24 cm
Composition: 100% cotton; filling: 100% polyester.
Hand wash recommended at temperatures up to 40°C, do not bleach, tumble dry on low, do not iron or dry clean.
Please note that colors may slightly differ from the real product due to monitor or screen settings.
