Baby Diagonal Colorblock Sweatshirt
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Baby Diagonal Colorblock Sweatshirt

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Baby Diagonal Colorblock SweatshirtModern Style Meets Cozy Comfort The Baby Diagonal Colorblock Sweatshirt Add a pop of color and unbeatable comfort to your little ones wardrobe with the Baby Diagonal Colorblock Sweatshirt from Peace House Studio. Designed for both play and relaxation, this sweatshirt features a fun and bold diagonal colorblock pattern that is as stylish as it is comfortable. Why Youll Love It: Soft Organic Cotton Crafted from a blend of 95% organic cotton and 5%

Modern Style Meets Cozy Comfort – The Baby Diagonal Colorblock Sweatshirt

Add a pop of color and unbeatable comfort to your little one’s wardrobe with the Baby Diagonal Colorblock Sweatshirt from Peace House Studio. Designed for both play and relaxation, this sweatshirt features a fun and bold diagonal colorblock pattern that is as stylish as it is comfortable.

Why You’ll Love It:

🌿 Soft Organic Cotton – Crafted from a blend of 95% organic cotton and 5% spandex for a breathable, stretchy feel that moves with your baby.
🎨 Fun Colorblock Design – The eye-catching diagonal design makes it easy to pair with any outfit, adding a modern touch to your baby’s wardrobe.
🧵 Handcrafted in Maine – Every sweatshirt is carefully made in our Maine studio, ensuring exceptional quality and attention to detail.
♻️ Sustainable & Circular – Return the sweatshirt when your baby outgrows it through our Patches Project for store credit—because sustainability matters.

Perfect for Every Occasion

Whether it's playtime, naptime, or family outings, this cozy yet stylish sweatshirt will keep your little one comfortable and looking their best.

Shop now to give your baby the gift of comfort, style, and eco-friendly fashion.

 

Capsule Matching Guide:

Harvest: Auburn,

Winter Sky: Wood Rose, Laguna

Cupid: Sugar

Paris: Sugar, Laguna, Jade

 

+ Materials

95% Organic Cotton Interlock | 5% Spandex

All fabric is prewashed with scent free detergent.

+ Care

Turn prints inside out, machine wash on a gentle cycle in cold water with like colors. Tumble dry low and iron as needed

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