Main Sauvage Knit Toy – Big Bunny – Sienna Striped Romper

Our adorable big bunny makes a wonderful gift to keep a lifetime!

With its big size, this bunny is perfect for cuddles or to have fun during playtime. It is also a great piece of decoration for the childrens bedroom or the nursery.

Handknitted in a fair-trade workshop in Bolivia, this dolls making supports an intelligent production, respectful of Earth and humans rights. It is made in pure baby alpaca wool, which is antibacterial and perfectly adapted for sensitive skins.

• Hand knitted in 100% Baby Alpaca wool
• Hypoallergenic and antibacterial material
• Eco-friendly and non-toxic dyes

Size: approximately 42 cm (17)

Colours: beige, sienna red, ecru

CE-Certified. Suitable from birth.

Manufacture

Our knitted toys are entirely handmade, in a fair trade workshop in Bolivia, which offers good working conditions and a fair income to women who can neither read nor write. This solidarity-based economy contributes to improve the living conditions of families and ensuring the schooling of children.

All our soft toys are made in pure Baby Alpaca wool, a renewable, highly ecological natural fibre. They are stuffed with recycled plastic bottles fibres. The wool comes from a spinning mill located in the Bolivian Andes, which is supplied by small breeders. We use as much as possible the natural colours of alpaca: white, black, shades of grey and brown. All our other colours are made with eco-friendly, non toxic dyes.

Care

Wash

You can machine wash you soft toy at 30C on delicate cycle. However, we recommend you to wash it by hand as often as possible, in cold water, with a gentle detergent like baby shampoo. Soak for few minutes, gently rub and rinse. Remove excess water carefully, avoiding any wringing or twisting. Reshape, lay fly on a dry towel and allow it to dry naturally.

Store

Before storing, make sure that your soft toy is fully dry. Store it with a dried lavender sachet, to keep moths away. Cedar wood chips are also useful to repel insects and harmful organisms.