Little Cloud - Blanket
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☁️ Little Cloud - Reversible Blanket 🌙✨
Wrap your little one in cloud-like softness with our hand-printed reversible blanket, crafted from the finest Mal cotton. 🌿 Light, breathable, and ultra-soft, this cozy blanket is gentle on sensitive skin, making it the perfect snuggle companion for naps, bedtime, and cuddle time.
🌟 Product Features
🧵 100% Mal Cotton – breathable, lightweight & ultra-soft
🌈 Reversible Design – hand-printed cloud patterns on both sides
🎨 Exclusively Developed Prints & Designs – unique & soothing
🌱 Chemical-Free Dyes – safe for delicate skin
🧼 Wash Care Instructions
💛 Handle with love and feel the warmth
🌀 Machine wash in cold, gentle cycle
🖐️ Hand wash separately in cold to warm water with mild detergent
🚫 Do not soak or tumble dry
☀️ Dry under shade to maintain fabric softness
🔥 Use warm iron if needed
⚠️ Disclaimer
🔄 10-day free return – Exchange available for size or available style (No return/exchange for SALE items). ❌ NO REFUND.
📦 Estimated delivery: 5-7 working days.
🎨 Hand screen-printed textiles may have slight irregularities in color and print, making each piece one of a kind.
📸 We strive for color accuracy, but actual product shades may slightly vary from images.
☁️ Let your little dreamer snuggle up in softness and comfort! 🌙💤
About Our Products
Mouse In The House is a play-friendly, unisex kids' wear brand designed for newborns to 10-year-olds. Inspired by stories, our hand-printed designs are crafted in India using Azo-free dyes on 100% cotton, ensuring softness and safety for little ones. Each product comes in recyclable cloth packaging, reflecting our commitment to sustainability. With unique prints and impeccable craftsmanship, our clothing is made to be loved, handed down through generations, or shared among siblings and friends. As parents ourselves, we prioritize simplicity, comfort, and adventure, creating styles that let kids be kids—full of curiosity, determination, and boundless imagination.
