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Blue Clouds Classic Natural Rubber Rain Boots
You've not seen boots like this before! Fair Rubber barefoot-friendly rain boots comfy enough to be worn year round, not just on wet weather days. Designed to be put through the paces by Little Explor…
You've not seen boots like this before! Fair Rubber barefoot-friendly rain boots comfy enough to be worn year round, not just on wet weather days. Designed to be put through the paces by Little Explorers, they come with gripped soles and a soft, insulating lining for extra warmth.
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Free shipping over $150
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Planet-friendly playwear
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365 day quality guarantee
- Outer: The rubber components are made from natural rubber (90%) blended with 10% synthetic rubber for durability
- Lining: 85% Natural Rubber foam, 15% Synthetic Rubber wrapped in Recycled Polyester
- Barefoot-friendly
- Our natural rubber is tapped in Sri Lanka under Fair Trade working and living conditions of the primary producers of natural latex, monitored by the Fair Rubber Association. The sap which creates the rubber is tapped in a way that ensures the natural life cycle of the trees (around 20-30 gram from each tree every day).
- Classic length
- Easy to clean matt finish
- 100% waterproof
- Breathable
- Lined for extra warmth and comfort
- Round-toe
- Easy to put on with pull-on tab at the back
- Unisex and robust so they can be passed along once outgrown
- Gripped soles for excellent stability on uneven terrain
- Boots are packaged in a reusable drawstring bag, colours may vary
How to care for natural rubber boots:
Air dry away from direct heat (natural rubber can split if exposed to extreme heat or cold)
Don't put away when they're damp or folded
Natural rubber can split if exposed to extreme heat or cold
Wipe clean
WARNING: Not suitable for children under 36 months due to long cords. Strangulation hazard.
Our natural rubber is tapped in Sri Lanka under Fair Trade conditions certified by the Fair Rubber Association, ensuring the working and living conditions of the primary producers of natural latex. The natural rubber is tapped in a way that ensures a natural life cycle of the trees (around 20-30 grams from each tree every day).
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