Swaddle blanket AutoTune Lodger SW19.2.06.012_105 Blue, 1200×1200 mm, OEKO‑TEX STANDARD 100

AutoTune Lodger swaddle blanket SW19.2.06.012_105 Blue is a 1200×1200 mm muslin swaddle designed for wrapping, comforting and protecting newborns. Made from 100% muslin cotton, this single-piece swaddle is breathable, soft and absorbent, suitable for naps, stroller rides and everyday care. The textile has been tested and certified to STANDARD 100 by OEKO‑TEX, which indicates that the fabric has passed safety tests for harmful substances.

Advantages

The large square format provides ample fabric for secure swaddling and versatile uses such as a light blanket, burp cloth or nursing cover. Muslin cotton ensures good air circulation and quick drying after washing while remaining gentle against delicate skin. The patterned blue design with decorative trim allows easy visual coordination with other muslin items and baby textiles.

Suitable for

• Swaddling newborns and infants
• Use as a light blanket in cot, stroller or travel cot
• Nursing cover and burp cloth
• Drying after bath and general cleaning of baby

Key specifications

• Material: 100% muslin cotton
• Dimensions: 1200 × 1200 mm
• Coloration: blue patterned design with decorative trim
• Certification: STANDARD 100 by OEKO‑TEX (textile safety tested)
• Pack configuration: single-piece swaddle

How to use

Place the swaddle flat and fold the top corner down before positioning the baby centrally on the cloth. Wrap each side snugly to create a secure swaddle, leaving room around the hips for natural movement. The swaddle can also be draped over a stroller or cot as a lightweight blanket, used as a cover while breastfeeding, or placed over the shoulder as a burp cloth. After use, launder according to the care instructions to maintain softness and absorbency.

Usage recommendations

Use the muslin swaddle for supervised sleep and daytime naps; ensure the baby’s face remains uncovered. Wash before first use and follow garment care labels to preserve fabric quality. For swaddling, avoid wrapping too tightly around the hips and legs to allow natural movement and reduce risk of hip dysplasia.