Turkish Cotton Muslin Baby Blanket - Sailor

Almost as soft as the new little, this muslin's versatility evolves as the baby grows - from swaddle to cover, it is light-weight and compact for travel.

This baby blanket is a generously-sized textile to keep your loved ones comforted and cozy. Great as a swaddle for young babies, or car seat/stroller cover on the go. It is a little luxury for new babies and parents, surely to be a favourite in their house, and a toddler’s comfort blanket.

This natural fabric is a 100% pure Turkish muslin cotton that adds texture and softness to a little one's space. Turkish cotton is extra strong and durable - it is machine-washable, and is effortless to care for considering increased laundry needs.

We hope it helps the little Poko nap like a pro. With strips that give a nautical theme, it’s all naps on deck.

Features & Benefits:

• Fairly traded
• Eco-friendly
• Ethically sourced
• Made in Turkey

Size: 31"W x 31"L 

MATERIALS

This product is composed of 100% Turkish cotton.

HOW TO USE

1. Soak Your Turkish Towel Before Use - Before using your Turkish towel, we suggest you soak it overnight in cold water and then hang it to dry. This encourages the fibres of the towel fabric to bloom, which initiates their natural softening process and conditions the cotton fabric to be more absorptive. This leaves you with the softest Turkish towel you’ll ever own.
2. How to Wash Your Turkish Towel - Either a machine or a hand wash will do. We also recommend you wash your Turkish towel with like colours and in cold water. Do NOT wash in hot water, as hot water will cause shrinkage. And we don’t want that for you! ☺
3. For Best Results Use Delicate Cycle - Your Turkish towel can be laundered on a regular machine-wash setting; however, we suggest you add your Turkish towel to a delicate machine-wash for best results. A soft fabric deserves a soft touch!
4. Avoid Machine Drying Your Turkish Towel - Hanging your towel to dry is recommended over machine drying. If you needto throw your Turkish towel in the dryer, be sure to adjust the settings to dry on a low heat. But please note there may be some shrinkage after machine drying.
5. Be Prepared For a Little Shrinkage - Almost all Poko Turkish Towels are pre-washed, which means if cared for properly the fabric will be soft to the touch, and retain the same hand feel, size, and quality after prolonged washing.

That being said, after the first wash please allow for some shrinkage with select styles of towels. If properly laundered in cold water, the shrinkage of your Turkish towel should be very minimal - within a couple of inches on the length, and almost no shrinkage in the width.

Not to worry, though! Poko Turkish towels are made larger than your typical bath towel. They are generously sized to fully wrap around the body for maximum comfort, even with a little shrinkage after the first use.

1. No Need to Iron Your Turkish Towel - Skip the iron! If you so desire, you could naturally decrease wrinkles in the towel fabric with dryer balls.
2. Do Not Use Bleach or Fabric Softeners- This one’s pretty self-explanatory. Just don’t do it.

And that’s it! Now you know how to properly care for your new luxury Turkish towels. You’ve also transformed your home into an inspirational source of sustainable living.

PACKAGING

This product includes a paper tag that is compostable or recyclable through paper or single-stream recycling.

END OF LIFE

This product is 100% compostable!

BRAND

Pokoloko products are artisan made, carbon neutral, ethically sourced, and fairly and directly traded. What started as a dream in the back of the founder's car, has grown to over 1000 boutiques across North America in support of over 100 artisan families in South America, Turkey, Morocco, and Indonesia. These artisans can count on sustainable income and healthy work environments thanks to the incredible support of the Pokoloko community. Pokoloko is always striving to do more for their makers, their Poko family, and the world we live in. Every time you buy from Pokoloko, they plant 2 trees in the Pokoloko forest to offset CO2 emissions accumulated in the process of sourcing material, creating their goods and shipping them to you.