Little Sneakers Long Sleeve Pajama Set in Pink

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Little feet mean little shoes, and your cuties are going to love this long sleeve pajama set featuring our new Little Sneakers print! Made from 100% Pima cotton, the snuggle is real in these 2-piece pajamas boasting pink stitch trim, a long sleeve top, and fitted bottoms.
  • Made of 100% Pima cotton
  • Breathable and hypoallergenic
  • Machine wash cold, tumble dry
  • Shoulder snap for sizes 12-18 and 18-24
  • Ships in 1-2 business days
  • Fits snug to comply with safety regulations
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SKU: 1812-208K 8
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Why Pima Cotton

Noomie exclusively sources the finest grade of cotton in the world: Pima. Grown in Peruvian valleys, Pima is allergen-free (perfect for little ones with sensitive skin), and exceptionally soft with 50 percent more durability than other cottons. It is breathable and adapts to the temperature of the body, and it has a natural elasticity that ensures non-restrictive comfort. Pima only gets softer with each wash! So basically the coziness only gets cozier!

We Care - Why is Pima Environmentally Friendly?

As a business owned by mothers, we are committed to protect the world our children live in. By working only with Pima cotton, which is harvested by hand, we avoid the use of machinery that contributes to pollution. Additionally, our fabrics are printed using artisan square tables as opposed to rotating machines, which are known for their environmental consequences.