Big Cats Organic Toddler & Baby Pajama Set – 2 Piece, Tight Fit

Indulge your little one in ethical, sustainable coziness. Embrace the magnificence of nature with our Big Cats Pajama Set, featuring charming illustrations of lions, tigers, cheetahs, jaguars, and snow leopards – each surrounded by delicate outlines of their home continents. Crafted from our signature blend of organic cotton, recycled polyester, and spandex, this snug essential is gentle on your baby’s skin and kind to the environment. Designed with love (and late-night changes) in mind, it includes a two-way zipper, built-in footies, and thoughtful details like fold-over mitts and ankle elastic. Every piece helps remove 4 plastic bottles from landfills and supports wildlife conservation through charitable donations. A dreamy, eco-friendly must-have for your little one or the perfect gift for a conscious friend. Made with GOTS Certified Organic Cotton, contains 37% recycled polyester sourced from plastic bottles, and promotes responsible production with low-impact

Product Features

• Super-soft and breathable fabric

• Built-in footies to keep little toes warm

• Two-way zipper for quick and easy diaper changes

• Zipper guard protects baby’s delicate skin

• Fold-over cuffs prevent self-scratching

• Elastic at back of ankle keeps feet secure

• CPSIA compliant for safety and peace of mind

How to Use

Simply zip your little one in, either from the top or bottom, using the two-way zipper—perfect for keeping baby cozy during nighttime changes. Fold-over mitts protect against scratching, and footies keep them warm from head to toe.

Ingredients/Materials

• 58% Organic Cotton

• 37% Recycled Polyester (from post-consumer plastic bottles)

• 5% Spandex for stretch and comfort

• Non-toxic, baby-safe dyes

• Imported

Machine washable: Wash warm and tumble dry low.

End of Life

To extend the life of this garment, consider handing it down, donating, or repurposing into cloths or crafts. At the end of its life, textiles made from organic and recycled fibers can be recycled through textile-specific recycling programs.