If a year ago someone told us that we would carry our baby in a handkerchief, we would have laughed laughing.But shortly after the birth of our Marie, it turned out that the ordinary wear on the arm quickly becomes burdensome.Even our little worm was difficult in the long run. For this reason, we decided to buy a baby towel.  

But according to which criteria should we choose one? After a brief consideration, we determined the following criteria:

Selection criteria: - different sizes - different color choices - stability and tensile strength - a material which is free of pollutants - easy handling  

Hoppediz L-mad woven towel - the baby towel for the upscale

After a short research and consultation, we decided to use the handkerchief from Hoppediz. When choosing the right cloth for us, we could choose from two different sizes (4.60m x 0.70m, 5.40m x 0.70m). From the 22 different colors, we chose the warm yellow and orange MADRID. Since the weaving fibers have been dyed individually and gently, the colors are not faded even after regular washing. It goes without saying that Hoppediz renounces the use of harmful chemicals, which ensures a clean-up of harmful substances.  

Hoppediz Tragetuch - Webtechnologie ensures special stability

The thought that Marie was sitting in the cloth and suddenly tearing it was one of the worst fears we had. But also came to us the Babytragetuch from Hoppediz. The specialists from Hoppediz weave the fabric with the L-mad technique. This ensured high tear strength and resilience. Before we put Marie in, we put this promise to the test. Any attempt to tear the cloth failed due to the elasticity and strength of the fabric.  

Detailed user manual in English

For us as "Tragetuchneulinge" it was important that we got good information about the professional and proper handling of the cloth and it is easy to handle. At this point, too, the MADRID handkerchief from Hoppediz emerged from the mass of cloths. The cloth had a marking with which the center could easily be found. The enclosed instructions in German language made the first fitting easy and easy to understand. A nice additional gimmick was the sewn-on bag. Keys, keys, or papers could be kept there.