Their dreams are sure to take them far, far away with this Star Wars bedding set featuring comic-style art of a host of characters and icons from the beloved saga. Available in twin, full and queen size, the set comes with sheets, pillowcases, shams and a reversible comforter. C-3PO and R2-D2 are larger than life on one side of the pillowcase while an excerpt from the famous opening scroll is printed on the other. The sheets have an allover print filled with character, while the comforter has a side with comic art and a dark side, naturally.
Stroller rides feel like galactic adventures thanks to this Star Wars CozyChic® stroller blanket by Barefoot Dreams. Made from their signature soft plush fabric, it's designed to cuddle your little one in warmth and comfort, so they stay snuggly no matter how far, far away you both stroll.
Travel to Tatooine from the comfort of this Star Wars CozyChic® Blanket by Barefoot Dreams. The soft plush jacquard knit blanket features a modern design that features an iconic landspeeder in front of Tatooine's famed skyline. Every time you snuggle up in this warm and cuddly blanket, you'll feel loved to the moons and back.
Let their dreams take them to a galaxy far, far away with this Star Wars bedding set. The cotton comforter cover features a tech focused design inspired by Darth Vader that's definitely on the dark side. The coordinating sham features the iconic Galactic Empire symbol so they can rest safely as they battle tiredness.
Galactic dreams await your little adventurer with this plush jacquard knit stroller blanket featuring Grogu. Inspired by the character affectionately known as The Child in the Disney+ series Star Wars: The Mandalorian, this super cute CozyChic® blanket from Barefoot Dreams is perfect for gifting in any galaxy.
Dreamland will be in a galaxy far, far away when they're sound asleep in this Star Wars comforter and sham set featuring the Jedi Padawan, Ahsoka. The set includes soft microfiber comforter and shams with artwork inspired by Star Wars: The Clone Wars.
