Premium coated buggy mitten with merino wool
DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTION
Stay warm when you go for a walk with your stroller. Discover coated, slip-on muffs - sheepskin gloves. Handmade from the best, pure merino sheepskin - you will be delighted from the first touch.
Binibamba Buggy Mittens, modeled on traditional sheepskin gloves for cold days, are universal and fit any stroller. Quick-release snaps make putting on and taking off the cozy muffs a breeze (we recommend opening the snaps gently when removing the gloves to avoid damaging the natural suede and sheepskin).
DIMENSIONS: DEPTH 24CM, WIDTH 18CM
BINIBAMBA has a transparent supply chain from farms in Australia and New Zealand where merino sheep are raised. The brand guarantees that sheep are treated ethically and are certified cruelty-free. The skins used by the brand are a by-product of the meat industry - no animal is killed solely for sheep skin, and Binibamba consciously and sensibly uses this beautiful natural material that would otherwise end up in a landfill.
BINIBAMBA products are seasonal - there are no trends to throw away. ''We celebrate slow fashion, produce consciously and have a zero-waste policy using offcuts. Don't waste anything - the planet provides everything that's good, and we make sure to minimize our footprint at every step.''
Sold ready as a gift as standard in comfortable BINIBAMBA dust bags made of 100% cotton.
Composition
Composition
RETURNS AND COMPLAINTS
RETURNS AND COMPLAINTS
Delivery:
We ship via the renowned courier companies InPost and DPD (in Poland) and DPD, DHL (abroad). They guarantee fast and punctual shipping of packages. We also deliver orders to InPost parcel lockers throughout Poland.
Standard shipping time is 1-2 business days.
We also send orders cash on delivery.
Returns:
The customer has the right to return the purchased goods within 14 days of receiving the order without giving any reason from the purchase contract.
We try to refund the amount immediately after receiving and checking the shipment from the customer.
