Natural Chambray Linen Infant and Toddler UPF50+ Sun Protection Bonnet

Natural Chambray Linen Infant and Toddler UPF50+ Sun Protection Bonnet

Marsoni

M251S

$42.00

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Natural Chambray Linen Infant and Toddler UPF50+ Sun Protection BonnetSimple and beautiful, this lightweight linen infant bonnet provides your little one full coverage of ears and is rated UPF 50+, blocking at least 97. 5% broad spectrum UVA and UVB radiation. Lightweight linen sun protection this is perfect for a hot summer day. A chin tie with cord lock and breakaway clip keeps bonnet safely secure. Why You'll Love it? UPF 50+ Excellent Sun Protection Made in Canada Machine Washable + Preshrunk! 100% Linen Beautiful!

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