Baby Girl Floral Blue Swim Nappy And Head Band - Hookeri Baby

Description Baby girl floral blue swim nappy and head band - Hookeri Baby Rio de Sol

• Baby Swimwear
• Brand: Rio de Sol
• Main color: Blue
• Print: Floral
• Washing instructions: Hand wash cold, dry flat
• Origin: Made in Brazil

Baby Swimwear Blue Rio de Sol

Composition

• Composition: 84% Polyamide, 16% Elastane
• Lining: 84% Polyamide, 16% Elastane

Product information

• Department: Baby girl, Baby Swimwear
• Package includes: 1 x Baby Swimwear (Other accessories not included)
• HS CODE (Customs number): 6112.41.0010
• SKU: 1981102153
• EAN: Unique size (7899810100245)
• Print reference: RDS 2019 DUNA HOOKERI
• Weight: 80g / 0.18lb / 2.82oz
• Print is not exact and may vary according to cut
• Retouched photos

Wash & care instructions

Care instructions for Rio de Sol Hookeri Baby

Do you want to enjoy your new bikini set for a few seasons? If so, you need to learn how to take good care of it. The good quality fabric is a must if you want to enjoy your bikini set for more than one summer, but how to make it last for a few years?

First of all: avoid harsh surfaces. When you want to sit or lie down - always use a towel. Direct contact with surfaces such as concrete, stones (e.g. swimming pool edges) or wood (splinters!) may simply damage the soft fabric of your swimwear.

How to wash?

After each use, rinse the bikini in clear and not salty water. We always recommend hand washing. Never use strong detergents such as stain removers. Use products for delicate fabrics, a simple soap but preferably the special product intended for swimwear washing.

Always remember to take out the wet swimsuit from your beach bag or pouch. Do not leave it wet for a long time folded and damp. Why? The prints and patterns may discolor. And if your bikini is ornamented with stones, pearls or frills avoid rubbing, twisting and stretching while washing.

If the swimsuit has a stain, try to dab it while it is still wet. If the stain is dry, avoid scratching it off. You may destroy the dye. It is better to ask for help your local dry cleaner.

How to dry?

Never in the sun. Take a towel, put your bikini or a swimsuit on it and roll delicately in order to take out the excess of water. Lay it flat on a towel and let it dry in a shade. Direct exposure on sunlight may start the color fading process. Never us a dryer.

How to get rid of little sand particles imprisoned in your fabrics? Take a hairdryer and blow the sand out on a cool setting.