Wrapsody Haumea Tropical Flair

The gorgeous tropical Breeze design Wrapsody Haumea has peachy-orange batik dye with aqua hibiscus flowers and petals dancing along the length of the wrap. Thin gauze fabric folds up compactly, is easy to wrap with, is cool in the summer, and easy to layer under winter coats, too. Bali Breeze wraparound carriers are the perfect carrier to use from birth to 35 lbs (pre-school!), and can be used in countless positions to carry your baby or child on your front (tummy to tummy), hip, or back. The perfect choice for a chemical-free, fair-trade wrap in beautiful hand batiked colors and patterns. Sorry, I cannot ship Wrapsody wraps to Canada at this time.

Wrapsody Haumea Washing Instructions

Our 100% cotton Breeze carriers can be machine washed and dried. As the carriers are long and can tangle in your machines, it is best to first place the carrier inside a pillowcase or mesh sweater bag before washing. Do not use bleach. Feel free to utilize the soap you would use on any of your baby products, provided the soap does not contain bleach. Generally, a cold or warm wash is ideal. Line dry or dry on medium heat. FIRST WASH Due to the saturation of our beautiful hand-dyed fabrics, the first few times you wash your carrier, it should be washed separate from other items, as unbonded dye may remain in the fibers. Is is a good idea to do this with our WrapDuO (stretchy water wrap) as well. Removing any excess dye will not cause your carrier to fade. There are commercially available “color catcher” sheets that you may wish to use in your first wash — to be honest, I cannot find any compelling discussion of the science of these sheets, but many folks swear by them. You can wash as normal in warm water and check the rinse water until you see it is clear. AVOID FADING Avoid fading the vibrant colors in your hand-dyed wrap. Do not dry it in direct sunlight, or if you do dry in direct sunlight, do not leave it longer than necessary. Additionally, be aware that storing your wrap in sunlight, such as in a sunny spot of your car or in a sunny window, can cause the colors to fade over time.