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Burt's Bees Baby Honey Bee 2-Pack Hooded Towel Set
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2025-12-26
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From Burt's Bees, this set features:
Burt Shavitz and Roxanne Quimby created Burt’s Bees in the early 1980s. In their former lives, Burt worked as a photojournalist in Manhattan, and Roxanne was an artist living in San Francisco. Each left behind the harried pace of city life to seek—and eventually find—freedom in the remote, pristine wilderness of Maine.
Burt and Roxanne valued the simple life, and knew the importance and personal worth of staying connected to nature. Their lifestyle was low-impact, and socially and environmentally conscious. As back-to-basics, D-I-Y types, they were ahead of their time—their approach is as compelling now as ever.
Roxanne used to say that since we take from nature, we must respect and preserve it. Today, we follow in her and Burt’s footsteps by using the best materials from nature, and in turn respecting nature so we can all live well.
- Set of 2 hooded towels
- one with honey bee print
- one solid grey
- Soft and absorbent single ply knit terry fabric
- Smooth on one side, loop on the other.
- Perfectly sized hood, not too large or deep so it does not cover baby's face
- approx: 29#double; x 29#double;
- The purest layer™: 100% organic, GOTS certified, breathable cotton - one of the most absorbent fibers there is
- Combed and ring-spun for durability, softness and no-pill washing
- Organic cotton
- Machine wash
Burt Shavitz and Roxanne Quimby created Burt’s Bees in the early 1980s. In their former lives, Burt worked as a photojournalist in Manhattan, and Roxanne was an artist living in San Francisco. Each left behind the harried pace of city life to seek—and eventually find—freedom in the remote, pristine wilderness of Maine.
Burt and Roxanne valued the simple life, and knew the importance and personal worth of staying connected to nature. Their lifestyle was low-impact, and socially and environmentally conscious. As back-to-basics, D-I-Y types, they were ahead of their time—their approach is as compelling now as ever.
Roxanne used to say that since we take from nature, we must respect and preserve it. Today, we follow in her and Burt’s footsteps by using the best materials from nature, and in turn respecting nature so we can all live well.
