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Nordic Slings

Oak Aslaug ring sling

Oak Aslaug ring sling

€177,95
€177,95
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Also available as fixed winding

Eik Aslaug is woven in a luxurious blend of dark green speckled tussah silk and dark copper brown Egyptian cotton.

Aslaug is soft enough for small babies, and has plenty of grip so you can comfortably carry older children.

The high proportion of temperature-regulating silk makes Eik Aslaug suitable for wearing all year round.

Blend: 50% Tussah silk, 50% Combed Egyptian cotton

Width: approx. 70 cm

GSM: ~280 after washing

Grip: Medium-High

Brand: 100% calf leather

Must be washed before first use.

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In the same blend: Eik Folke , Eik Bodil , Eik Birte

Product details

Blend: 50% Tussahsilke, 50% Kæmmet Egyptisk bomuld
Bredde: ca. 70 cm
Vægt: ca. 280 g/m2 efter vask

Nybegyndervenlig: Ja
Velegnet til nyfødt: Ja, især gået til
Velegnet til toddler: Ja
Grip: Medium-Højt

Skal vaskes før første brug.

Design: Danmark
Vævet i: Østrig
Produktion: Danmark

Find your size

Your own clothing size for the upper body is the basis for your size in a ring sling.

Sizes XS-L: Standard length ring sling (180/200 cm).

Size XL+ (or if you prefer extra length): Long ring sling (210/230 cm).

Hug wraps are one size fits all.

Wash & Care

Brug vaskemiddel til silke eller uld.
Vask på finvask på 30 grader.
Lufttørres i skygge.
Må ikke tørretumbles.
Stryges på lav-medium varme.
Skal vaskes før første brug.

Shipping and returns

DELIVERY

PRICE: Shipping in Denmark is free. You can find an overview of shipping to other countries here .

Your goods are usually dispatched between 1-2 working days from receipt of the order. You will receive tracking information when your package is shipped.

PRE-ORDER: Expected shipping is shown in the item description.

 

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