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Zeitgeist Argus Bolivar in vicuña and cashmere by Artipoppe

Artipoppe

Zeitgeist Argus Bolivar in vicuña and cashmere

Carriers & wraps in wool

€4,098.78

Ships to Sweden · Artipoppe

  • Meets Nontoxic Nest Standard v2.0
  • Brand states: Organic materials
  • Brand states: Natural fibres
  • Brand states: Plastic-free

Materials & Safety

Sat in, usually clothed

Vicuña
30% wool
Cashmere
30% wool
Organic cotton
30% organic cotton
Mulberry silk
10% silk
  • Brand statesNatural fibres

    Brand states

  • Brand statesOrganic materials

    Brand states: "30% organic cotton"

  • Brand statesPlastic-free

    Brand states

What we could not confirm

  • PFAS-free: no information
  • No restricted flame retardants (tested): no information

Material vetting does not replace safety guidance. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions on positioning and correct use.

More about this product

Materials

Occasional skin contact

  • 30% vicuña
  • 30% cashmere
  • 30% organic cotton
  • 10% mulberry silk

Where to buy

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From the brand

Crafted from signature Argus design jacquard woven fabric in a vicuña and mulberry silk blend, Zeitgeist Argus Bolivar is Artipoppe's most exquisite baby carrier.

How we verified this

Checked against the Nontoxic Nest Standard v2.0 and approved 5 Nov 2026.

  • Artipoppe Zeitgeist Baby Carrier collection pageofficial declaration · 31 Oct 2026
    Quoted evidence (1)
    • “Yarns are sourced by the Artipoppe design team in the Netherlands and woven in Lithuania, entirely free from toxic chemicals or dyes. The design is not printed onto the surface. It is not applied as a finishing treatment.”
  • Zeitgeist Argus Bolivar in vicuña and cashmereofficial product page · 2 Nov 2026
    Quoted evidence (3)
    • “30% vicuña, 30% cashmere, 30% organic cotton, 10% mulberry silk”
    • “30% organic cotton”
    • “comply with both the European CEN/TR 16512-2015 and the American ASTM F2236 safety standards”

An editorial assessment of materials and ingredients, not a medical or safety guarantee.