Breastfeeding T-Shirt V-Neck White
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
- NTS113X
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 White is the classic, neckline included: a V-neck breastfeeding tee in white. 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"Nice fabric, ideal shirt for breastfeeding."Magali, 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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