Nattiot Cheetah Children's Rug

Size: 125 cm (L) x 65 cm (W) x 20 mm (thick)

Material: 100% Cotton / Non-slip back, Easy-care material, machine washable.

Color: Caramel, black, beige and blush in touch.

Made in India

OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 certified.

Now let's come to the argument that probably made you choose this rug: you chose a washable rug and you did well because it will make your life much easier!

Here are the washing instructions:

Wash your carpet separately at 30 ° maximum using a short delicate cycle (maximum 30 minutes), a neutral detergent and a gentle spin.

Here are some things you should NOT do:

Do not leave it wet in the machine. Be careful not to use bleach or fabric softener. Do not put your rug in the dryer and do not expose it to direct sunlight. Also, do not dry clean it.

Finally, avoid washing too regularly so as not to damage the material!   Also, do not worry, if you have the Saddle (loss) of material at the start of use, this is not a default, it will gradually decrease!

About Nattiot

It was 2012 that the Nattiot's first collection was presented. During all these years, the carpet offered them a wonderful creative support. For a decade now, Nattiot have chosen to favor a partnership with small suppliers, in order to build a history together, to grow and evolve with them side by side. Nattiot's first desire to build a strong relationship with their suppliers finally came to fruition: a mutual desire to satisfy the other, to adopt their point of view and to become better together. Today Nattiot continue to engage, to seek new partnerships and suppliers in order to expand their offer and thus offer you the product of your dreams. This is why Nattiot have established new relationships with suppliers in Belgium and Turkey, able to produce rugs that correspond to their desires and yours. It is a permanent and particularly stimulating challenge for Nattiot, to constantly bring you new supports, qualities, materials and know-how. Passionate about creation, Nattiot's collections are the fruit of long research and the reflection of a desire for constant renewal.