Malala Yousafzai Long Sleeve Pajamas
These fan-fave long sleeve pajamas are breathable, stretchy, and buttery soft thanks to our signature Päpook® viscose from bamboo. These jammies don't trap heat and are excellent for children who may overheat at night. Available in all the cutest designs you love, they can be mixed and matched with your other favorite Posh Peanut® apparel!
All of our 2-piece pajama sets comply with snug fitting standards for apparel not treated with any chemicals. Pajamas should be worn tight-fitting.
Features:
- 2-piece set includes long sleeve top & long pants
- Snug fitting / Not treated with flame retardants
- 95% Viscose from Bamboo, 5% Spandex
- Machine washable / Tumble dry low
- Signature Posh Peanut® design
- Matching accessories sold separately
- Posh Peanut is donating proceeds from these collections to Girls Inc LA
- Our Women's Empowerment collections are all in collaboration with artist Martin Bruckner @Spaghettitoesdad
Malala Yousafzai was born in Mingora, Pakistan, in 1997. She had developed a love for education and a passion for knowledge early due to her father running an educational institution in their city. She eventually attended this institution and was very academically successful.
However, in 2007, the Taliban took over Mingora and became the dominant socio-political force throughout Pakistan. Girls were soon banned from attending school and from many activities like watching television and dancing. Malala was determined to go to school and stand up for girls' right to an education. In 2009, she started to post blog entries about life under Taliban rule using the name "Gul Makai" to protect her identity. She was only 11 years old when she wrote her first blog entry, "I Am Afraid."
Malala and her father became known throughout Pakistan for their determination to give Pakistani girls a free, quality education. Unfortunately, this activism resulted in Malala getting shot on a bus by members of the Taliban. Malala was airlifted to an intensive care unit in England, where she was put in a medically induced coma. After weeks of treatment and surgeries, she recovered and began to attend school in England in 2013.
Malala's story resulted in a global outpour of support for her. On her 16th birthday, she visited New York and spoke at the United Nations. That same year, she published her first book, "I Am Malala: The Girl Who Stood Up for Education and Was Shot by the Taliban." In 2013, the European Parliament awarded Malala with the prestigious Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought. Malala continued to fight for girls' right to education throughout the world. In 2014, Malala became the youngest person to receive a Nobel Peace Prize. Today, Malala runs an organization that empowers girls to be strong leaders through education and advocates for girls to be agents of change in their communities. Malala Yousafzai proves that no matter your age, race, gender, or religion, you, too, can make a change.
Most of our apparel is made from our signature Viscose from Bamboo, and we suggest washing them on cold/gentle cycle inside out. Lay flat to dry for optimal longevity or dry low and cool iron if needed. Follow all care tag instructions.
Viscose is know to be buttery soft and the softer the fabric, the more pilling is common — however, laying flat to dry really keeps the fabric new. Most moms prefer to line dry for optimal texture, lasting color, and to last through the life span of the item.
Due to the delicate nature of our lush fabrics, please do NOT wash with other items with zippers, buttons, or hardware. Snagging may occur. Wash separate with other babies items.
Our signature Päpook® viscose from bamboo is lightweight, breathable, and extra soft for your baby's delicate skin. Its natural weave makes it stretchy enough for a nice snug fit, yet comfortable for all-day wear.
No Harsh Chemicals
We comply with snug fitting standards to eliminate the use of flame retardant chemicals during our production process – irritants like chlorine-containing bleaches, zinc, and sulfate. So you can rest easy knowing our fabric is free of irritants and toxic treatments.
Benefits of Viscose from Bamboo
This fabric has it all. Lightweight and breathable with fibers to wick away moisture while micro-gaps aid in ventilation and heat regulation. This means you stay cooler during the summer and a few degrees warmer during the winter. This makes it great specifically for people with sensitive skin and/or allergies. It also has natural UV protection to protect your peanuts from sun rays in comfort.
NOT ALL FIBER IS CREATED EQUAL
At Posh Peanut, we do our bit towards fostering a more positive future, creating thoughtfully produced garments. Bamboo is one of the fastest-growing plants on earth. It requires very little water and grows 3-4 feet a day without any fertilizers. We are proud to say our products are made using the highest standards in textile.
The Päpook® Viscose from Bamboo Advantage
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Breathable & Lightweight
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Soft as a Baby's Butt
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Delicate On Sensitive Skin
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Seasonless
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Stretches To Fit Longer
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Customer Reviews
- MRMaricela R.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars3 years agoMy girls pjs!
Love love the quality and all the fabric prints!!❤️
Only thing I wish is the toddlers one piece footies had better grip there slippery 😓