Breastfeeding T-Shirt V-Neck Black
T-shirt in bamboo viscose
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Zipster
€44.90Updated yesterday
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Why we chose it
The fabric against the skin is bamboo (body).
- Meets Nontoxic Nest Standard v2.0
- Brand states: Organic materials
- Brand states: Plastic-free
- Brand states: Plant-based fibres
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Details
Material
70% Bamboo
- Sku
- NTS114X
Materials & Safety
Worn next to the skin
Touches milk, food, mouth or skin
- 70% Bamboo
- 30% GOTS certified organic cotton
- Brand statesOrganic materials
Brand states: "70% bamboo, 30% GOTS certified organic cotton OEKO-TEX® certified When I had my son, I realised how hard it was to find clothes I could actually breastfeed in, especially ones I felt good wearing."
- Brand statesPlant-based fibres
Brand states: "70% bamboo"
- Brand statesPlastic-free
Brand states
What we could not confirm
- Dyes and finishes documented: no information
- GOTS: certificate not confirmed for this article
- Natural fibres: no information
- OEKO-TEX Standard 100: certificate not confirmed for this article
- PFAS-free: no information
- No restricted flame retardants (tested): no information
From the brand
The Breastfeeding T-Shirt V-Neck Black is the classic, neckline included: a V-neck breastfeeding tee in black. Discreet feeding zips give effortless access from any location, with a relaxed everyday fit. Crafted from a sustainably sourced bamboo and cotton blend, beautifully soft against your skin. The new-mum wardrobe essential. Sizes XS to XXL. What parents say"my favorite breastfeeding t-shirt out of a few different brands I have tried. The quality and texture of the fabric is great and the zippers are really good quality, making it easy to act fast when my baby gets hungry"Adriana, verified review
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Quoted evidence (3)
- “70% bamboo”
- “30% GOTS certified organic cotton”
- “70% bamboo, 30% GOTS certified organic cotton OEKO-TEX® certified When I had my son, I realised how hard it was to find clothes I could actually breastfeed in, especially ones I felt good wearing.”
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