Little Rei
Description
Light, absorbent and beautifully soft, our bamboo-muslin hooded towel was created for everything that follows the bath: damp little curls, sleepy cuddles and the pleasure of being wrapped up close.
The airy muslin weave absorbs moisture without feeling heavy, while its fluid drape folds naturally around little bodies. A generously cut hood keeps damp heads comfortably covered from the bathroom to the nursery.
Designed in Singapore for warm-weather families, it dries quickly and becomes softer with every wash.
Made for tender moments
Softly absorbent. The bamboo-muslin weave gently draws moisture away from delicate skin.
Light and airy. Breathable construction helps the towel dry more quickly between baths.
A generous hood. Roomy enough to cover damp hair comfortably without feeling restrictive.
Beautifully versatile. A familiar layer for bath time, swimming lessons, beach days and nights away from home.
Tested textile reassurance. OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified and tested for harmful substances.
Details
· Bamboo-muslin hooded towel
· Measures 75 × 75 cm
· Attached roomy hood
· Lightweight and quick-drying
· Designed in Singapore
· OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified
Choose your print
Rainforest. A softly illustrated tropical world in Little Rei's signature natural palette.
Rustic Grey. A quiet neutral created for beautifully considered nurseries.
Little Rei
Delivery & returns
Free delivery on orders above S$60.
Island-wide Singapore delivery: Standard S$4.90 or Express S$9.90, chosen at checkout.
ReiCare 365 warranty: every purchase is covered by our 365-day warranty against manufacturing flaws, valid from the date of purchase on our website and at authorised physical stores.
30-day money-back guarantee: if a piece isn't right for you, bring it unused and in its original packaging, with proof of purchase, to our store or warehouse for a full refund. Opened silicone feeding pieces can only be returned if faulty.
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How to Bathe Your Newborn BabyBathing before the cord stump falls off, why 37°C feels barely warm, the step-by-step first bath, and why the exit is where it usually goes wrong.
How Often Should You Bathe Your Baby?Two or three times a week, with the folds wiped daily. Why the tropics change what happens between baths, and why eczema is the one real exception.
Why Use Bamboo Towels for BathtimePlushness is the wrong property for a bathroom at eighty per cent humidity. Why lighter dries better here, what to check on a label, and what the hood is worth.
