Maui Pink Ulu o Lele Muslin Kapa Moe (Swaddle Blanket)

“Lahaina i ka malu ‘ulu o Lele.”

Lahaina lies in the shade of the breadfruit trees of Lele. ʻŌlelo Noʻeau 1936

Inspired both native Hawaiian and local Hawaii culture, our bamboo muslin kapa moe are one of the most popular items in our shop! In Hawaiian, Kapa Moe means blanket. These oversized swaddle blankets are designed to grow with your keiki and even be useful to an adult who might just fall in love with the design!

This extremely soft and light weight blanket makes an easy gift and is a must have item for a new baby! These blankets are perfect for all uses from swaddling, nursing cover ups, nap time blankets, beach towels, and imaginative play (think forts and capes). 

About the Design

Dedicated to our Lāhui for always answering the call to help one another.

These swaddles are part of our Kākoʻo Collection. Proceeds will be donated to Pūnana Leo o Lahaina. Donations to this fund can be used to support the critical needs in the coming months, including supplies and materials, ʻohana support and programming, financial support for limahana, renovation expenses, etc.

This is a very special collab with Maui Artist, Hunter Nahoʻoikaika of Kawailiʻulā Designs, who donated her time and talent to creating this design for us. Hunter specializes in helping local businesses in Hawai’i strengthen their brand identity, online presence, and product design. Her goal is to create intentional designs that represent the uniqueness of each business owner. She offers 3 brand design packages and a la carte design services. Find her on Instagram @kawailiula.designs to learn more.

Details:

• 70% Bamboo 30% cotton muslin
• 47" x 47"
• 2 layers

Care Info:

• Wash cold on the delicate cycle.
• Tumble dry on low or line dry.
• Bamboo muslin is delicate and can snag easily. Do not wash with velcro or items with hooks that it can get caught on.

**Actual colors may vary. This is due to the fact that every computer monitor or phone has a different capability to display colors and that everyone sees these colors differently.**