BabyBooey
Cashmere & Merino Wool
Baby Blanket
Herringbone weave. Naturally gentle. Made to be treasured.
Currently available — ships within 5–7 business days
Materials & Composition
A thoughtfully balanced blend of cashmere and Merino wool. Cashmere contributes a plush, cloud-like softness, while Merino wool adds resilience and natural moisture management. Both fibres are naturally hypoallergenic, meaning they're unlikely to irritate even the most sensitive skin.
Dimensions & Weight
Generously sized for swaddling, stroller use, or as a cosy crib layer. Lightweight enough to carry everywhere, substantial enough to feel like a real embrace.
Care Instructions
Dry clean recommended for best longevity. Can be gently hand-washed in cool water with a wool-safe detergent. Lay flat to dry away from direct sunlight. Avoid wringing or tumble drying. With proper care, this blanket only grows softer with time.
Packaging & Gifting
Each blanket arrives in a signature navy magnetic-closure gift box with gold foil branding — ready to gift without any additional wrapping. Because the presentation should be as considered as the product itself.
Shipping & Delivery
Complimentary shipping on all orders within India. International delivery is available — reach out through our enquiry form and we'll provide a personalised shipping quote for your location.
A Considered Choice
Why natural fibres
for your baby
Breathability
Natural fibres allow air to circulate, helping regulate your baby's body temperature through seasons — warm when it's cool, cool when it's warm.
Moisture Wicking
Merino wool can absorb up to 30% of its weight in moisture without feeling damp. This means a drier, more comfortable baby — and fewer middle-of-the-night blanket changes.
Gentle by Nature
Both cashmere and Merino are naturally hypoallergenic. No chemical treatments needed to make them safe — they simply are.
Built to Last
Unlike synthetic alternatives, natural wool fibres become softer over time. This blanket is designed to be kept, passed down, and remembered.
