Children's Hectors Dolphin Pyjama Trouser
Loungers Originals – Organic Cotton Comfort with Deeper Pockets & Fixed Ties
Super-soft and super-strong! These relaunched Loungers Originals are crafted from ethically produced organic brushed cotton, combining comfort, style, and sustainability. With deeper pockets and fixed ties, they’re designed for everyday wear you’ll love living in.
Why You’ll Love Them:
- Made from supremely soft organic brushed cotton for maximum comfort
- Deeper pockets for everyday practicality
- Fixed ties for a secure and reliable fit
- Relaxed lounge fit that balances style and ease
- Ethically produced with a commitment to sustainability
- Vibrant blue colour that adds a bold, timeless look
Inspired by Hector’s Dolphins:
These loungers are named in honour of Hector’s Dolphins, the smallest and rarest marine dolphins in the world. A subspecies, Maui’s Dolphin, is critically endangered, with only around 55 remaining in the wild. Found only in the shallow coastal waters of New Zealand’s North Island, they face threats from gill nets and trawling. Conservation efforts, led by organisations such as the WWF, are focused on establishing protected ocean corridors to safeguard their future.
Loungers Originals – Organic Cotton Comfort with Deeper Pockets & Fixed Ties
Super-soft and super-strong! These relaunched Loungers Originals are crafted from ethically produced organic brushed cotton, combining comfort, style, and sustainability. With deeper pockets and fixed ties, they’re designed for everyday wear you’ll love living in.
Why You’ll Love Them:
- Made from supremely soft organic brushed cotton for maximum comfort
- Deeper pockets for everyday practicality
- Fixed ties for a secure and reliable fit
- Relaxed lounge fit that balances style and ease
- Ethically produced with a commitment to sustainability
- Vibrant blue colour that adds a bold, timeless look
Inspired by Hector’s Dolphins:
These loungers are named in honour of Hector’s Dolphins, the smallest and rarest marine dolphins in the world. A subspecies, Maui’s Dolphin, is critically endangered, with only around 55 remaining in the wild. Found only in the shallow coastal waters of New Zealand’s North Island, they face threats from gill nets and trawling. Conservation efforts, led by organisations such as the WWF, are focused on establishing protected ocean corridors to safeguard their future.
