Isidor Seville the summer car pillow
Its pattern is adorable… or crunchy!
With its pretty little cherries, it's the most tempting and summery of our Isidor car models! Its design appeals to both children and adults!
Its navy background gives it a totally on-trend vintage look. This print is reminiscent of the flowing dresses of Andalusian dancers, evoking summer and sunshine !
A cool, soft, and certified fabric
Ideal for summer travel, this cotton jersey is soft and cool . Plus, it's OEKO-TEX® certified, so you can sleep soundly 😴. Worried about getting it dirty in the car during the summer? No problem, like all our other models, the Seville pillowcase is machine washable at 30°C. And if your kids have drooled on it, you can machine wash the pillow too 😂
Ideal for holiday getaways
Summer family trips are always a bit stressful. You have to find ways to keep the kids occupied in the car and pack everything they need to sleep (and give us a few hours of peace and quiet). No more bulky pillows! Isidor doesn't take up much space and can be attached to the headrest when not in use, making it a discreet yet incredibly useful travel companion for sleeping in the car !
Filling made from recycled materials
This summer, remember to do good for our planet and future generations by picking up plastic waste, which is a scourge for the oceans and animals. Plastic bottles left on the beach can still be recycled if they are placed in the appropriate bins. These bottles, to which we give a second life, are transformed into yarn and used as filling for our Cosy Club pillows, for example! If you find seven bottles on the beach, think of how they could have filled an Isidor car pillow …
Warning: Risk of addiction
There's just one problem with Isidor: you won't be able to live without it. You run the risk that your children will want to attach it to their backpacks every weekend. We've also heard that some of them want to take it to sleep in their beds during the week, others for their nights at the campsite… Be careful, if it's your Isidor, you might not see it again anytime soon 😄
