The Carothers Collection

Change baby in southwestern style on this navy velboa changing pad cover with cream embroidery. This super-soft, navy changing pad cover features a tribal-style geometric pattern embroidered in cream on one edge. This navy Velboa changing pad cover with cream embroidery is made from 100% polyester Velboa and coordinates with a full line of the nursery bedding and decor from the same collection.

Matches the bed set perfectly!. Jessie. Denton, TX. Mon Jun 01 2020

Fuzzy owls and tribal feathers will delight baby with this Musical Mobile. This mobile features red feathers and furry white wise owls spinning sweetly beneath a navy carousel, embroidered with white geometric tribal patterns. This musical mobile plays Brahms's soothing Lullaby and helps to soothe baby off to sleep while gently spinning. It comes with easy-adult assembly instructions and fabric-covered arm sleeves. This Musical Mobile coordinates with the full line of nursery crib bedding and decor. It only the best for the baby.

Very cute. Debra. Greenville, SC. Tue Jun 02 2020

Brightly colored tribal totems bring a southwest flare to this Fitted Crib Sheet. This cream sheet features geometric patterns of colorful, southwestern symbols in shades of navy turquoise, tan, and brown. Designed to fit a standard size crib mattress, this sheet is made of 100% cotton fabric. The product coordinates with the full line of nursery crib bedding and decor. It is only the best for baby.

Cast a warm glow on your southwest style space with the Tee Pee Southwestern style, Tee Pee shaped lamp and shade accented with feathers. This cream colored shade comes shaped just as a real Tee Pee and features colorful, tribal-inspired patterns and symbols including feathers in shades of turquoise, barn red, sage, yellow, and sits atop a round, navy base. The Tee Pee Southwestern style navy and white, Tee Pee shaped lamp and shade coordinates with the full line of nursery crib bedding and decor. It is only the best for baby.

Its adorable.. Maria. Montreal, QC. Wed Jan 16 2019