Baby Baggies Shorts

Name: Baby Baggies Shorts
Brand: Patagonia
SKU: 60279
Price: 35.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

In stock

€35.00

About me

Baby Baggies™ Shorts for the seashore and more, in wind- and water-resistant 100% recycled nylon with a DWR (durable water repellent) finish; 2" inseam.

Kids Size

12-18m
2T
3T
4T
5T

Colour

Clean Currents: Tidepool Blue
High Hopes Geo: Salamander Green

Size Chart

Measurements refer to body size, not garment dimensions.

	Weight	Length	Hats
0-3m	3,5-7 kg	51-61 cm	15-16,5 cm
3-6m	7-9 kg	61-71 cm	16,5-17,5 cm
6-12m	9-11,5 kg	71-79 cm	17,5-18,5 cm
12-18m	11,5-13 kg	71-79 cm	18,5-20 cm
18-24m	13-14,5 kg	84-89 cm	18,5-20 cm
2T	13-14,5 kg	89 cm	20-21 cm
3T	14,5-16 kg	96,5 cm	20-21 cm
4T	16-18 kg	104 cm	20-21 cm
5T	17,5-19 kg	112 cm	20-21 cm

Description

Wind- and water-resistant 100% recycled nylon dries quickly. Brushed-elastic waistband provides a secure fit and next-to-skin comfort. Shorts accommodate a diaper, 2" inseam

Features

100% Recycled Nylon
Brushed-Elastic Waistband
Diaper-Friendly
2" inseam
Fair Trade Certified™ sewn
Made in Vietnam.
51 g (1.8 oz)

Materials

4.5-oz (prints: 4.3-oz) 100% recycled nylon with a DWR (durable water repellent) finish.
Fabric is certified as bluesign® approved.
Fair Trade Certified™ sewn.

Size & Fit

Regular Fit

Product Details

60279

Recycled Polyester

Made of post consumer plastic (PET) water and soda bottles, this product helps recycle 8 million tons of plastic waste that winds up in oceans and waterways each year.

Ironclad Guarantee

If not satisfied with the product at the time you receive it, or if it does not perform to your satisfaction, you may return it for repair, replacement or refund.

Bluesign®

bluesign® system partners are committed to use materials with the highest level of consumer safety in mind and use production methods that conserve natural resources and minimize impact on people and the environment.

Fair Trade Certified™

Fair Trade standards ensure that garment workers have safe working conditions, a voice in the workplace, higher earnings, and that women are treated equally. Although these rights may seem basic, they are simply not guaranteed in many of the countries where clothing is produced.