Wigiwama Terrazzo Moss Square Ottoman
This item ships from Latvia and can take 1 to 3 weeks to arrive
Wigiwama Terrazzo Moss Square Ottoman is a stylish and practical addition to every room that allows one to truly unwind and relax at the end of the day. The product can be applied in multiple ways - as a footrest or an extra seating space. Fabric contributes to high and effective product safety for children. Soft corduroy fabric delivers unforgettable tactile sensations to its little owner because of its luxurious texture.
The cover can be washed according to the washing instructions. Wigiwama entertainment playset not only encourages kids to use their imagination but also educates them on how to think creatively. The module structure allows the creation of infinite variations of the look: a seating or a table, a play fort or a little cabin! Fabric contributes to high and effective product safety for children and delivers unforgettable tactile sensations to its little owner because of its luxurious texture. Discover the matching items to finish the look. Made locally in Latvia with care for our planet.
Wigiwama Terrazzo Moss Square Ottoman est en rupture de stock et sera expédié dès qu’il sera de retour en stock.
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This product is made from OEKO-TEX certified fibers, ensuring they meet strict standards for harmful substances and are safer than many synthetic alternatives. This certification provides reassurance that the fabric is free from many toxic chemicals commonly found in textiles. However, this product is still made from synthetic fibers, which means it may emit microplastics during use and washing. For these reasons, we categorize this product as a good choice: a safer synthetic option with important certifications, but one that still carries the inherent environmental considerations of synthetic fibers. This product is also made in a verified facility where no unethical manufacturing practices were used.