Howdy Baby Sweater
Giddy up! Our Howdy Baby Sweater is hand-knit in warm pecan brown with “Howdy” embroidered across the front, a little bit Western and a whole lot of cute. Raglan sleeves give it a comfy, easy fit for busy little cowpokes.
Why You'll Love It
- Embroidered “Howdy” adds playful Western charm
- Rich pecan shade is made for fall
- Raglan sleeves allow comfy, easy movement
- Soft hand-knit yarn feels cozy all day
- Partially knit from recycled polyester spun from reclaimed plastic bottles
Key Details
- Hand-knit construction
- Embroidered “Howdy” detail
- Raglan sleeves
- Pullover style
- Hand wash only
Perfect For
- Fall photos and pumpkin patch outings
- Rodeo and country-themed birthdays
- Baby shower and new baby gifts
- Matching with the Howdy Baby Hat
Fit: True to size.
Fabric: 60% Acrylic, 40% Recycled Polyester
Machine wash cold, hang dry.
*With exception to wool and silk garments which are dry-clean only.
Always refer to the garment label on each product for specific care instructions.
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