Delivery
in 5-7 days
no exchange
in store
Ref 2740747000
Old collection
- This baby boys' dual-fabric short-sleeved romper is made from plain heavy jersey on top and seersucker (poplin with a slight relief) with vertical stripes on the bottom. The baby garment plays on refinement with its little collar embroidered with the initials "PB". The baby boys' romper, in a two-in-one spirit, is practical with its snap button openings on the back and between the legs. An elegant romper that enables dressing baby for an event without becoming uncovered.
Fabric
- 100% Cotton
maximum temperature 40 °c • normal spin
no bleaching
do not tumble dry
iron at a maximum temperature of 150 °c
do not dry clean
A brand, a story
Where does the name come from? It's nothing to do with hosiery, Pierre Valton's original job when he founded the company in 1893. It's all down to his son Etienne, who invented underpants in 1918 and was inspired by the French nursery rhyme "Maman les p'tits bateaux" that his wife would sing to their children. And so the brand and the nursery rhyme became inextricably linked!
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Know-how, quality knits
When you knit 98% of your garments yourself, the first rule is to select a quality yarn that's ruthlessly tested, followed by quality control measures all the way down the production line. That's why our knitwear is soft but strong and lasts for years!
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The choice of responsible yarns
Apart from our garments' recognised quality, we are also striving to produce clothes that leave the tiniest of carbon footprints on the planet. We already use organic linen and cotton, and we're now incorporating other yarns, especially those made from recycled materials.
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A clear idea about childhood
"Kids need real clothes". We design clothes suitable for kids' carefree, creative and even rough-and-tumble lifestyles. Every year we also take part in sponsorship projects or partnerships with various cultural organisations that run activities aimed at developing children's or even babies' creativity.
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