Ice Cream Social Weekender Set
🍦🍒 Ice Cream Social is the sweetest way to relax! Featuring adorable ice cream cones, popsicles, sundaes, and colorful sprinkles on a soft pink backdrop, this playful print brings all the nostalgic charm of your favorite summer treats. Whether you're enjoying a slow morning, relaxing after a busy day, or matching with your little ones, this Weekender Set is made to keep you cool, cozy, and effortlessly cute. 💕✨
Designed with a relaxed silhouette for everyday comfort, the Weekender Set is perfect for lounging at home, sleeping in, running weekend errands, or making sweet family memories.
✨ Product Details:
- Made from bamboo lyocell fabric – ultra-soft, breathable, and lightweight
- Women's short sleeve top with lounge pants – relaxed, easy fit
- Temperature-regulating & moisture-wicking for all-season comfort
- Hypoallergenic, stretchy material ideal for sensitive skin
- Designed for lounging, sleeping, and everyday wear – durable and soft wash after wash
- 95% Bamboo Lyocell, 5% Spandex
- Machine wash cold with like colors
- Tumble dry low / Cool iron if needed
✨ Size Details:
- True to size with a relaxed fit
From cozy movie nights to lazy Sunday mornings, Ice Cream Social is the perfect blend of comfort and sweet summertime style. 🍨🩷
From one mother to another
Most baby brands are really good at looking the part... cute prints, soft claims, & pretty packaging. But ask what's actually touching your child's skin for 12 hours a night and suddenly no one has a great answer. The big brands throw around words like "natural" and "soft," but when you start digging, it's a whole lot of nothing. That's exactly why I created Monkeeroos. Every set is made from 100% bamboo lyocell - OEKO-TEX certified, chemical free, & hypoallergenic. Your baby's skin deserves more than a marketing claim. Our pajamas are sustainable, stretch to fit over 3x longer than standard PJs, and backed by a lifetime warranty. No hidden nonsense. Just clothes & pajamas I'd put on my own kids - and do, every single night.
