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Mamalila Boston Navy Maternity and Babywearing Jacket

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The Mamalila Boston Jacket is a lightweight, medium-warm maternity and babywearing jacket designed for fall through spring. With its versatile design, it adapts for pregnancy, babywearing, and everyday wear, keeping you comfortable in changing weather while looking effortlessly stylish.

Why You’ll Love It

  • Lightweight & versatile - Perfect for transitional seasons, with extra warmth when your baby is tucked inside
  • All-in-one use - Works for pregnancy, front carrying, and back carrying
  • Weather ready - Water-resistant finish protects against light rain
  • Comfort-focused design - Adjustable hood, two closable outer pockets, cozy padding, and a casual fit
  • Sustainably made - Vegan padding, recycled materials, and FC-free water repellency

Babywearing Insert Features

  • Works for both front and back carrying
  • Adjustable neck width with drawcord
  • Foldable neck protector for extra coverage
  • Secures in front of the chest
  • Hem width adjusts with side snaps

Please note: The insert is not a baby carrier. Always use it over a secure carrier or sling.

Pregnancy Features

  • Side snaps open for extra room
  • Baby insert converts into a maternity panel with the top drawstring
  • For back carries, the hood can be rolled and tucked into the neckline for an unobstructed fit

Materials

  • Outer: 100% Recycled Polyester, FC-free water repellent
  • Lining: 100% Recycled Polyester
  • Padding: 100% Polyester (85% recycled)

Sustainability

  • Vegan, cruelty-free padding
  • Recycled polyester made from PET bottles
  • Produced in a BSCI- and GOTS-certified factory
  • Shipped in plastic-free packaging

Care Instructions

  • Machine wash separately at 30°C on a gentle cycle
  • Close all zippers/snaps before washing
  • Do not use fabric softener
  • Line dry
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