Pajamas shark species (2y)
In these pajamas, they sleep in a shark and twist!
Long before the first dinosaur came into the world, this king of the ocean was swimming around. A shark has several rows of teeth, which fall out periodically. In some sharks the teeth fall out in 1 or 2, in others with full rows. The rate of shedding varies from 8 days to several months. Some sharks wear out as many as 30,000 teeth in their lifetime! Despite the horror movies already made about sharks, you don't have to be afraid of most species. Show your love for this beautiful but endangered wonder of marine biology with these pajamas!
Svaha was founded by two women who worked at American ThinkGeek and who, after becoming mothers, noticed that there is very little in the mainstream range of children's clothing for children who do not quite fit into the traditional gender pattern. Why are there no clothes for girls with astronauts or other scientific themes? Why aren't there clothes for boys with cats or butterflies on them? They decided to do something about it, and in 2015 Svaha was founded to break gender stereotypes in children's clothing.
Svaha totally fits the Fairy Positron picture: quality clothing, ecologically made (they work with ecological dyes and almost every piece is made from organic cotton), honestly made from farmer to sewer, practical (dresses with pockets, hello!) and mostly unisex. The prints are all STEAM-inspired(Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics) and often have a high nerd content. Our kids already love them!
Thanks to their background in the garment industry, the women already had good contacts with reliable manufacturers. Most of the clothing is made in India, in the workshop of a friend of founder Jaya (who herself grew up in India) that maintains the highest ethical standards, such as minimum "living wages," whichis more than a minimum wage, which is not always livable), no child labor, a safe working environment and no overtime. During the lockdown, technically unemployed personnel also received their wages.
Update: Due to rising cotton prices, Svaha has temporarily switched to conventional cotton instead of organic cotton. As a result, you will notice that some of the new Svaha clothing is made of regular cotton. The clothing is still ethically produced from the field to the sewing studio and still colored with ecological dyes. We hope to have new organic Svaha clothes back in stock as soon as possible.
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