Mini Mioche
Cloud Adult Short Sleeve Tee
₹3,472.86

₹1,602.86
Introducing the Dreamy Knotted Beanie: made with organic cotton rib, this sustaina-dorable, plastic-free stretchy beanie is perfect for newborns and babies. It's uber soft, cuddly-comfy, and 100% GOTS-certified, so you can feel good about your little one sporting this planet-positive beanie. Sweet dreams guaranteed. So stretchy and comfy your little one will actually keep it on Made with the softest, 100% GOTS-certified organic cotton for a planet-positive playtime and happy planet Machine washable and dryer friendly
Introducing the Dreamy Knotted Beanie: made with organic cotton rib, this sustaina-dorable, plastic-free stretchy beanie is perfect for newborns and babies. It's uber soft, cuddly-comfy, and 100% GOTS-certified, so you can feel good about your little one sporting this planet-positive beanie. Sweet dreams guaranteed. So stretchy and comfy your little one will actually keep it on Made with the softest, 100% GOTS-certified organic cotton for a planet-positive playtime and happy planet Machine washable and dryer friendly
Country of origin: Canada
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Mini Mioche makes clothing from GOTS-certified organic cotton for newborns, babies, toddlers, kids and teens, and also sells adult basics. The range covers tees, sweats, hoodies, rompers, sleepwear, dresses and school uniforms. According to the brand, around 95 percent of its core collection is knit, dyed, cut and sewn in Canada. Garments are made at factories within 30 km of its Toronto head office, which it says lowers its carbon impact. It uses only AZO-free dyes and avoids microplastics, PFAS, flame retardants, formaldehyde and plastic packaging. Socks are made in Italy and denim in Turkey. Good On You rates Mini Mioche Good overall, giving it Great for planet, Good for people and It's a Start for animals. It also notes there is no evidence the brand ensures living wages across its supply chain.