Woven
The woven part is the how: TENCEL™ Modal spun from responsibly harvested trees, packaging designed to be recycled or composted, and a tree planted for every order. Softness that asks less of the earth.
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Great Eagles
Moonlit moths, midnight skies, and eagles soaring overhead — The Lord of the Rings™ Great Eagles are here. Journey to bedtime on storied wings.
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Middle-earth™
Map of the Shire™, summer styles, restocks of fan favorites, and more await.
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387+ five-star reviews
★★★★★Not only are these excellent wet bags and perfect for summer beach/pool/splash pad trips, but they are great for keeping things organized! I used them in my luggage on a recent trip and was very pleased!
★★★★★Firstly, this apron is adorable. I love the Hobbit pattern. Secondly, the adjustable strap means it fits all of my kiddos, so everyone gets a turn. We love that it's both practical and fun. I'm sure it will get many years of use.
★★★★★I was apprehensive about buying them for a long time, but I am so happy I did! They are so worth the money and are now my favourite thing in the kitchen.
★★★★★I love this pillow. Gandalf is so detailed and adorable. I love that you can fill the inside yourself.
★★★★★I was given some gently used Wildwoven infant pajamas from a friend and I fell in love with your product immediately! I’ve already made an order and can’t wait to make many more!
★★★★★I love the Kraft Brothers :) Their TV shows are very educational and entertaining. This blanket looks and feels great. The desert animals, the sandscape, and the Kratt brothers look so cool and cute. The design is not overwhelming either.
★★★★★The blankets are the best, but the jogger sets also are wonderful. The fabric is so soft and cozy!
★★★★★The stretch on these is amazing and the fabric is like butter. My little one is so cozy in these I can’t wait to get more
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Two halves of one promise.
Wild
The wild part is the why: reverence for the planet our children are inheriting—and for the old stories worth carrying into it. The ones told at bedtime, in pajamas, long after the lights go out.
