Filet soft bib, made entirely of cotton with Aida fabric insert for embroidery, ideal babies and early childhood, 100% in Italy, beige white

Contents: you will receive a bib in beige and white. It is made entirely of cotton piquet - star print - folded with a layer of white flannel for better absorption with aida fabric pocket for embroidery; thanks to the closure with ties for knotting, it is easy to insert and remove from the collar. Made and packaged in Italy. FEATURES - The star-printed piquet bib features a pocket in white aida fabric for wavy embroidery and a piquet bow. The bib dimensions are 20.5 x 18 cm; the pocket in aida is 16.2 cm long and is 6 cm (lowest point) or 7 cm (highest point). The aida fabric is separated from the bib by the off-white one; a colored piquet bow embellishes the bib and prevents the aida from taking unsightly positions. You can unsew it for easier embroidery. AIDA FABRIC POCKET 14 CT/55 HOLES - This fabric is the most widely used among embroidery fabrics for cross stitch, its precise weave forms a net that allows you to guide the needle passage and easily obtain net and regular crosses. The 55-hole aida fabric features 55 squares in 10 cm. This type of aida is the most used by usual embroiderers but it is also perfect for those who want to approach cross stitch for the first time. Our activity is based on the production and sale of baby accessories and textile articles of clothing. The company is distinguished by the use of raw materials of the highest quality, made from natural cotton. The design and production are carried out entirely in Italy. Distinctive features of Filet products are the inserts in aida fabric for embroidery, the use of piquet and quilted fabric with a wide selection of colors and fantasies AUG FIL - Born in 1995, Agofil is the production company of the FILET brand, leader in its sector, known for its high quality of products. The Filet brand is widely distributed in the best shops and haberdasheries in the national territory, and begins to extend beyond the Italian borders, reaching France and Spain.