Pima Cotton Chidrens Pajamas & Sleepwear Durable Organic Clothing Launched
Feb 28, 2017
The Enlightened Products Network announces their new Lilala line of children's sleepwear designed by independent designer Ms. Astrid Fernandez. The line is made from pima cotton and does not have any fasteners, clips, buttons or drawstrings. The fabric is durable and gentle on the skin.
Woodland Park, United States - February 28, 2017 /PressCable/ —
The Enlightened Products Network and the epnclub.com announce a new line of organic sleepwear for children. The lime is by new designer Astrid Fernandes. The clothes are made with pima cotton, which is hailed as the best in the world.
For more information visit http://epnclub.com/collections/lilala-kids
Clothing for children involves a lot more than just colors and designs. Their skin is a lot more sensitive and delicate than that of adults. Therefore the materials that come in contact with their skin must be as gentle and fine as possible in order to prevent rashes and other problems.
This new range of sleepwear for children came about as a result of Ms. Fernandez’s desire to find the best kids’ organic cotton pajamas for her children to wear to bed. She was looking for something entirely free of all chemicals and soft and gentle on their skin. The quest turned out to be more difficult than she expected and she was able to find precious few options.
This is what led Ms Fernandez to the discovery of a type of cotton known as pima cotton. This cotton is entirely organic and produces material which is completely harmless and very durable at the same time. Using pima cotton to manufacture the night clothes took her creations to a completely new level of comfort.
It was thus that the Lilala Kids line was born. In addition to being made from the finest cotton, the nightwear has none of the elements that cause pain and irritation. All neck tags, zippers, buttons, drawstrings etc. have been left out of the clothes. This removes all the pain causing possibilities such as scratchy points, hair getting caught in zippers etc.
According to Ms. Astrid, pajamas are worn the longest amount of time in a young child’s life – for about 10 hours a day, seven days a week. It is therefore important to invest in a better option that has fibers that allow the skin to breathe and remain comfortable. The Lilala line is made to last and generally lasts beyond the first and second child. For more information visit the link given above.
Contact Info:
Name: Catherine Birkelo
Organization: Enlightened Products Network
Address: P.O. Box 477, Woodland Park, CO 80866, United States
For more information, please visit http://www.epnclub.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 173884
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