Traditional and adorable. Mairzey Dote's Chenille & Cotton Blankets are just what your chic little baby has been dreaming of. Who wouldn't want to spoil their new baby with these wonderful blankets? This could just be your baby's favorite blankie.
Mairzey Dote's Chenille & Cotton Blankets are 100% cotton, and they are conveniently machine washable because no mother wants to dry clean something that catches regular spit ups, diaper blow outs, sticky finger foods, you name it. You'll want something you can use and toss in the wash and maybe you'll want two so you'll always have one on hand while the other is in the wash. These soft blankets are available in two sizes: 15 inches by 20 inches (blankie) or 29 inches by 35 inches (blanket). The colors come in absolutely darling combinations, and you might have a difficult time choosing your favorite. Best of all, they have tug tested stitching to withstand the rigors of being a baby blankie.
Mairzey Dotes is an independent accessory line of vintage and flannel baby blankets. Their signature, modern-vintage style combines an oh-so-sweet array of brightly colored, 100% cotton prints with cuddly-soft chenille. Vibrant pink paisleys, bold green polka dots, and kaleidoscope-like stars, with blanket names such as It's to Drool For and Please Don't Eat the Paisleys. They offer your babe a stylish yet practical alternative to ordinary, run-of-the-mill cotton blankets so common in the market.
Sarah Kronland, is a former emergency veterinarian. She created Mairzey Dotes when she and her husband had a baby and life was not so simple anymore. Since she designed her first anything-but-ordinary blanket, they have continued to keep their designs simple, yet beautiful. Their products are made with premium fabrics like sumptuous chenille, ultra cuddly flannels and extraordinary cotton prints to keep baby warm and secure.
So how did this fun company get their name? You remember that charming children's song, "Marezy dotes and dosey dotes and little lamsy divvy…" If you didn't catch that, you may have to read it slower. "Mares eat oats, and does eat oats, and little lambs eat ivy. A kid will eat ivy too, wouldn't you?" The name is as fun as their products.
