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\"black<\/a>Dahlia Augustine vintage<\/h2>\n

Brand:<\/strong>\u00a0Dahlia Wrap\u00a0(CND)
\nMaterial:<\/strong>\u00a070% cotton, 30% merino
\ndensity:<\/strong>\u00a0 ca. 300 gr\/m2
\ncolours<\/strong>:\u00a0black, white
\nreleased:<\/strong>\u00a0march 2017
\nfounder<\/strong>: Andr\u00e9-Anne<\/p>\n

About the brand<\/strong>:\u00a0Ever since I saw the designs of Dahlia, I loved them. “Dahlia” is the name for a beautiful flower and so are the wraps. The design I tested, “Augustine” reminds me of a Dahlia.<\/p>\n

Dahlia wrap offers two different collections<\/strong>: the regular and the exclusive one. The first one aims towards parents who start babywearing for the first time and don’t want to spend too much money on a wrap nor want to care a lot for it. Those are available for everyone’s budget and easy-care. Still, the designs and colours are totally appealing.<\/p>\n

Dahlia wraps exclusive collection<\/h2>\n

The exclusive collection offers a small range of wraps with special materials like silk, cashmere and wool, but also cotton. These designs as well, are really beautiful. Their density is a bit higher. Those wraps are made for more experienced babywearers who like to invest a bit more in a favourite accessoire.<\/p>\n

Quote<\/strong>:<\/p>\n

While her baby napped, she had only one goal in mind: discovering how to produce her own baby slings that would be both comfortable and safe. This is how the Dahlia wrap was born.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

\"black<\/a>My first impression: <\/strong>A beautiful mid-thick wrap with a small amount of stretch. Merino & black lets me think of a rather warm wrap for summer… Lovely structure and texture, though. It’s already pretty soft (it has travelled as tester before).<\/p>\n

How does it wear<\/strong>: The wrap is yet a bit too much of fabric for the kangaroo I intended for due to the shortness of the wrap. You can see that the wrap job isn’t that proper (I don’t like the kangaroo anyway \ud83d\ude09 but sufficient enough for our walk. I tried to use the wrap in a Ruck, too. It was okay. The knot\u00a0gets big.<\/p>\n

When carrying my daughter, the wrap was really comfortable and supportive. I didn’t feel her weight. But I’ve been reassured that this isn’t the wrap for a dumpy, warm summer weather and a walk in the sun. \ud83d\ude09 For winter or autumn, it would be perfect!<\/p>\n

Classy and comfy for skilled wrappers<\/h2>\n

\"baby,<\/a>Conclusion<\/strong>:\u00a0If you like wool, this is for you. Imagine it worn with your favourite coat on colder days in the city. The design is very classy and unexcited but beautiful and feminine. And don’t be afraid, it won’t feel itchy.
\nUse it with your bigger baby or toddler and enjoy the comfort it brings. Be a skilled wrapper and this one will be a lovely addition to your stash.<\/p>\n

Tested\u00a0in june 2017 with my 5 months old babygirl \u2013 thanks for the opportunity!<\/em><\/p>\n

Read on<\/h2>\n