Atlantic Puffin
From our Loungers Originals range these ethical Loungers are designed to be just worn and worn. Whilst the organic brushed cotton is soft enough to sleep in, it is also hard wearing and easy to wash. Just right for lounging in front of the television or kicking a ball in the garden. Our Loungers are generous enough in size to allow your child to lounge in comfort and roomy and move-y enough to allow for some growing room.
All of the children's sizes proved true to form. Laura, age 12, is seen here lounging in an age 11-12. ~split~ Atlantic Puffins - These pink and blue checked Loungers are named in honour of Atlantic Puffins, the only Puffins native to the Atlantic Ocean. Puffins love a diet of mostly small fish eating an estimated 40 a day. Luckily they can catch several in one dive! With very few nesting sites Puffins are very vulnerable and are now included on the red list of birds for conservation.Measures are being taken to reduce marine pollution, over fishing and the number of predators present in their breeding colonies.
Loungers Highlights
Loungers are made from 100% organic brushed cotton Iconic buttons made from natural Corozo Seams double stitched for strength - for lounging and playing Deep side pockets - to hold things you can't live without Contrasting inner fabric on an elasticated waistband
From our Loungers Originals range these ethical Loungers are designed to be just worn and worn. Whilst the organic brushed cotton is soft enough to sleep in, it is also hard wearing and easy to wash. Just right for lounging in front of the television or kicking a ball in the garden. Our Loungers are generous enough in size to allow your child to lounge in comfort and roomy and move-y enough to allow for some growing room.
All of the children's sizes proved true to form. Laura, age 12, is seen here lounging in an age 11-12. ~split~ Atlantic Puffins - These pink and blue checked Loungers are named in honour of Atlantic Puffins, the only Puffins native to the Atlantic Ocean. Puffins love a diet of mostly small fish eating an estimated 40 a day. Luckily they can catch several in one dive! With very few nesting sites Puffins are very vulnerable and are now included on the red list of birds for conservation.Measures are being taken to reduce marine pollution, over fishing and the number of predators present in their breeding colonies.