Nest Designs Spring and Summer Collection

There is no better gift than the gift of warmth and coziness during the Spring season. Take a look at this cute and comfortable 2023 Spring and Summer collection from Nest Designs - Two-Piece Long Sleeve The Tortoise and The Hare PJ set and Petite Revery: French Terry Drop Shoulder Sweatshirt.

These softest, comfiest PJs for children between 12m - 10 years are adorable! The Tortoise and The Hare print is part of Nest Design's SS23 Aesop Fables collection, which looks cute. These PJs are lightweight, breathable, and naturally hypoallergenic making them perfect for any weather. 

The two piece PJ set is made from eco-friendly and sustainable Nest Designs Signature Pluma fabric that is a blend of soft bamboo rayon and organic Supima cotton with a touch of spandex to make it durable, cozy, and comfortable. The flat seams provide comfort and will not irritate the little ones. The shoulder snaps that extend the neck hole on the top of these cozy PJs in the 12M to 3T sizes slides easily over children's heads. This PJ set is great for little movers and makes putting on and taking off easier. The retail price is $43.99 and it is available on the Nest Designs website and select retailers.

The Petite Revery: French Terry Drop Shoulder Sweatshirts are available in adorable sweatsuit prints. This sweatshirt in Sage with the ice cream print has a relaxed, drop shoulder fit with the perfect roominess for the little ones to explore in comfort. The material is a blend of French terry with a hint of Sorona®, an eco-friendly and fully biodegradable material, to give the sweatshirt a cloud like softness. The retail price is $40.00 and available in sizes 18m - 10 years at Petite Revery website and select retailers.

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