Design History Girls' Mixed-Knit Color-Block Sweater - Big Kid
Design History

Design History Girls' Mixed-Knit Color-Block Sweater - Big Kid

Barcode 190400320171
3.7/5· Good

Decent kids sweater with breathable cotton but synthetics raise minor skin and eco concerns; no safety issues reported.

Safety note

Wash before first use to remove residues. Check regularly for loose threads or seams that could pose minor hazards to young children. No significant safety reports submitted.

What's the verdict?

This big kid sweater from Design History offers comfort and fashion with its mixed-knit construction and color-block panels. Made with a blend of natural and synthetic fibers, it provides warmth while being easy to care for, ideal for school or play.

What it's made of

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  • Cotton (Natural Fiber)Beneficial

    Soft and breathable material that is gentle on children's skin, helps regulate body temperature, reduces irritation risk and allows comfort during extended wear.

  • Acrylic (Synthetic Knit Fiber)

    Delivers good insulation and shape retention for the sweater structure but can cause static and mild skin irritation in sensitive kids, less breathable than naturals.

  • Polyester (Color-Block Fiber)Caution

    Ensures color vibrancy, durability and wrinkle resistance in the design but may trap heat or odors, with potential for rare dermatitis and microplastic shedding during washes.

From the label

On the label
CPSIA Compliant

Nutrition

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