Mermaid Print Baby Blankets And Towels – Hawaiian Inspired Collection Launched

May 10, 2021

Coco Moon Hawaii has launched a new collection of culturally inclusive baby and toddler products inspired by The Little Mermaid, including swaddling blankets, quilts, and hooded towels.

Honolulu, United States - May 9, 2021 /PressCable/ —

Coco Moon Hawaii has announced the launch of its ‘Under The Kai’ baby and toddler product range, which features a culturally inclusive print design inspired by The Little Mermaid and the diversity of Hawaiian communities.

More information is available at https://cocomoonhawaii.com/collections/under-the-kai-collection

The newly launched ‘Under The Kai’ range includes soft, colorful clothing and bedding items for use throughout the day, including quilts, swaddles, dresses, and blankets.

When designing their products, Coco Moon Hawaii wants to give parents items that are both high-quality while also providing memorable keepsakes for their children with unique designs. With their new ‘Under The Kai’ selection, the company incorporates the story of The Little Mermaid alongside the Hawaiian sense of community.

The design of all of the products in the ‘Under The Kai’ range feature illustrations of mermaids with varying hair colors and skin tones. This diversity depicts the range of cultures found within Hawaiian communities, while also providing characters that children can find relatable.

To ensure parents can find a product for their needs, the ‘Under The Kai’ range includes a wide variety of items such as their breathable swaddle blankets for babies and their hooded towels for toddlers. Furthermore, the company offers an essentials bundle that includes six of their most popular items within the collection at a reduced price.

All of Coco Moon Hawaii’s products are made from soft materials that are suitable for babies and toddlers, such as their blankets, towels, and sheets, which contain 100% rayon made from bamboo and cotton.

Additionally, the company offers worldwide shipping directly from its Hawaii-based offices with processing within two days for most orders.

Coco Moon Hawaii was created when the company’s founder was looking for baby items that offered more than just functionality. Having been born and raised in Hawaii, she developed baby products that inspired the sense of community, art, and tradition of the islands.

A recent customer of Coco Moon Hawaii said, “I just received my first order. The print is even better than the picture, and I think it is the softest quilt I have ever used.”

Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://cocomoonhawaii.com/collections/under-the-kai-collection

Contact Info:
Name: Amber Thibaut
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Organization: Coco Moon Hawaii
Address: Content, Honolulu, Hawaii 96734, United States

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Release ID: 89011657

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