Copper Pearl Sleep Bag vs Little Unicorn Quilted Muslin Sleep Bag
The Sleep Bag is lighter: 1.7 vs 2.6 TOG. The Sleep Bag lists for $13.99 less.
Only the differences are shown.
| Copper Pearl Sleep Bag | Little Unicorn Quilted Muslin Sleep Bag | |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Sleep sack | Sleep sack |
| List price | $46Lowest price | $59.99 |
| Sizes | Newborn: 6–9 lb, 17–21 in 0-3 months: 9–12.5 lb, 21–24 in, 0–3 months 3-6 months: 12.5–17 lb, 24–26 in, 3–6 months 6-12 months: 17–25 lb, 26–30 in, 6–12 months 12-18 months: 25–28 lb, 30–32 in, 12–18 months 18-24 months: 28–30 lb, 32–34 in, 18–24 months | Small: 10–18 lb, 23–26 in, 0–6 months Medium: 16–24 lb, 26–30 in, 6–12 months Large: 20–28 lb, 28–32 in, 12–18 months X-Large: 27–30 lb, 30–35 in, 18–24 months |
| TOG | 1.7 | 2.6 |
| Arms | Arms out | Arms out |
| Closure | wraparound zipper with cover | 2-way zipper |
| Material | Three-layer knit with plush fill (fill not specified) | Exterior 100% cotton muslin, interior 100% polyester |
| Machine washable | Yes | Yes |
| Maker's use notes | Maker suggests 65-75F rooms | Maker calls it a 3-season bag and points to the 1.1 TOG bag for hot months |
Copper Pearl Sleep Bag
Sleeveless knit sack with a wraparound zipper, sized from newborn to 24 months.
- Wide size range
- Zipper cover protects skin
- Stretchy knit
Little Unicorn Quilted Muslin Sleep Bag
Quilted muslin sack for cooler nights, same four sizes as the lightweight bag.
- Warmer option
- Machine washable
- Polyester interior
Sleep Bag or Quilted Muslin Sleep Bag?
Answers come from each maker's published specs. Safety and health questions link to the agency or medical source.
Is the Sleep Bag cheaper than the Quilted Muslin Sleep Bag?
Yes. $46 versus $59.99 list price.
Which is lighter?
The Sleep Bag at 1.7 TOG versus 2.6 TOG for the Quilted Muslin Sleep Bag. TOG is a fabric warmth rating. Each maker publishes its own room-temperature chart; use the chart for the product you have. Safe sleep: see the AAP's guide to safe sleep and NICHD Safe to Sleep. Check the label and the maker's instructions, and ask your pediatrician about your child.
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