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Restoration Hardware Baby & Child

Hooded Towels

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Hooded Towels

Why It's Good:

We don't know about those other babies, but yours is a bundle of perfection that should only be bathed with sweet-smelling soaps and dried in the highest-quality, softest hooded towels.

Why It's Green:

No synthetic fertilizers, here. These hooded towels by Restoration Hardware Baby & Child are made from certified organic cotton and are Oeko-Tex approved — a certification process that tests for more than 100 harmful substances and ensures that the towels are non-toxic, biodegradable and recyclable.

Where To Get It:

www.rhbabyandchild.com | $26