
Portofino Breastfeeding Shirt Dress
Dress in organic cotton
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Zipster
€59.90Updated yesterday
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Why we chose it
The fabric against the skin is gOTS certified organic cotton (body).
- Meets Nontoxic Nest Standard v2.0
- Contains: plastic in contact parts
- Brand states: Organic materials
More about this product
Details
Material
50% Organic cotton
- Sku
- BFD103A
Materials & Safety
Worn next to the skin
Touches milk, food, mouth or skin
- 50% GOTS certified organic cotton
- 50% Recycled polyester
- Containsplastic in contact parts
Plastic or synthetic material in a contact component
- Brand statesOrganic materials
Brand states: "50% GOTS certified organic cotton, 50% recycled polyester I couldn’t find a single dress I could comfortably breastfeed in, nothing that worked at home, on holiday, or out for dinner."
What we could not confirm
- Dyes and finishes documented: no information
- GOTS: certificate not confirmed for this article
- Natural fibres: no information
- PFAS-free: no information
- No restricted flame retardants (tested): no information
From the brand
The Portofino Breastfeeding Shirt Dress is an Italian summer morning: a lightweight shirt dress in soft blue with subtle stripes and a flattering V-neckline. Hidden underbust zips give discreet nursing access, with a relaxed, flowy silhouette cut to drape rather than cling. Bump-friendly. Made from lightweight, breathable cotton that keeps you cool. True to size, with a soft, floaty drape by design. Sizes XS to XL. What parents say"Super-nice dress! I’m barely wearing anything else now. Flattering shape for postpartum, breathing material."Anna, verified review
Research sources
Quoted evidence (3)
- “50% GOTS certified organic cotton”
- “50% recycled polyester”
- “50% GOTS certified organic cotton, 50% recycled polyester I couldn’t find a single dress I could comfortably breastfeed in, nothing that worked at home, on holiday, or out for dinner.”
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