Newborn baby set, 10 pieces, 100% natural cotton, pink

This is a elegant 10-piece newborn hospital set in a soft pastel pink. Unlike the previous sets, this one features a sophisticated textured jacquard or quilted-effect fabric and incorporates feminine details like ruffles and heart accents.
Here is the breakdown for this set:
Clothing Essentials
* Long-Sleeve Footed Onesie: A textured pink jumpsuit with a front-button opening and delicate ruffled cuffs at the wrists.
* Peplum-Style Wrap Top: A unique pink side-snap top featuring a ruffled “peplum” waist, shoulder frills, and a small 3D heart detail.
* Plain Kimono Wrap Top: A simple, clean white wrap top for easy layering.
* Footed Leggings: Matching textured pink pants with integrated feet and ruffled ankle details.
Accessories & Comfort
* Plush Receiving Blanket: A solid pink, soft-textured blanket designed for swaddling and warmth.
* Bonnet with Ties: A classic-style pink hat with chin ties to ensure it stays securely and comfortably on the baby’s head.
* Rounded Bib: A matching textured pink bib with a sweet tie-back or snap closure.
* Ruffled Mittens: Elasticated wrist mittens with tiny ruffle edges to prevent scratching.
* Booties: Soft, matching pink footwear for extra warmth.
* Matching Washcloth: A textured pink cloth for gentle cleaning.
Key Highlights
* Style: A more “dressed-up” or boutique look compared to standard prints, focusing on texture and feminine silhouettes.
* Design Details: Includes ruffles, heart motifs, and high-quality textured fabric.
* Functionality: Maintains the practical “wrap” and “front-snap” designs that are essential for the first few weeks of a newborn’s life.

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