Feet In
Footies folded over. Toes stay cosy on cooler nights and in the AC.
MADE IN INDIA
100% COTTON
SAFE SLEEP SOLUTION
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Head-to-Toe Warmth, No Quilts Needed
The full sleeve Sleeping Bag keeps your little mover warm through cool winter nights, arms, body and feet, so they sleep soundly and you rest too.
FULL SLEEVE BABY SLEEPING BAG (2.5 TOG) - YOLK YELLOW | TULO BABY
2.5 TOG – For cool rooms and winter nights (16–20°C)
Full Sleeve | Footies | Two-Way Zipper
Get a 20% discount on the second Sleeping Bag** when purchasing 2.
**Applies to any Sleeping Bag combo
The Tulo Sleeping Bag, a thoughtfully designed full sleeve baby sleeping bag for cool rooms and winter nights (16–20°C). Arms stay covered, and the warm wearable blanket replaces loose blankets, so your baby stays cosy with nothing to kick off. Pair it with a bodysuit underneath, long-sleeved on colder nights.
FULL SLEEVE BABY SLEEPING BAG (2.5 TOG) - YOLK YELLOW | TULO BABY
Sale priceRs. 3,999.00
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FULL SLEEVE BABY SLEEPING BAG (2.5 TOG) - YOLK YELLOW | TULO BABY
Sale priceRs. 3,999.00
Product Details
Everything you need to know, clearly explained
Wearable Blanket
A sleeping bag is a blanket your baby wears. It stays in place all night, so your baby can’t kick it off or pull it over their face.
Position
Zip your baby in and place them on their back on a firm, flat cot mattress, with nothing else in the cot.
Settle
The same snug, familiar layer every night becomes part of your baby’s bedtime cue.
Age Group
Age: 6 months - 4 years. Choose by height first, then weight.
Product Description
- Warm 2.5 TOG for cool rooms and winter nights (16–20°C).
- Full sleeves keep arms covered when the temperature drops.
- Footie option: feet stay inside for warmth, or come out through the leg openings as your baby grows.
- Two-way zipper allows easy diaper changes without waking the baby.
- Zipper protection flap protects your baby’s skin.
- Roomy, ‘Hip-healthy’ shape allows natural movement of hips and legs.
- Replaces quilts and loose blankets with a warm wearable blanket.
Fabric & Materials
- Outer: 93% Premium Cotton Hosiery, 7% Elastane
- Lining: 100% cotton fleece lining
- Zipper: Certified YKK
Safety Guidelines
- Always place your baby on their back to sleep.
- Choose the size by height. Never size up to grow into.
- The neckline should fit securely, not tight and not loose. Sleeves should end at the wrist.
- Never put a blanket or quilt over the sleeping bag.
- Use on a flat, firm cot mattress, with nothing else in the cot.
- If the room is warmer than 20°C, switch to the 1.2 TOG.
- Check your baby’s chest or the back of the neck: warm, not sweaty.
Tulo Baby is not liable for misuse or improper handling
Wash & Care
- Machine wash cold, mild detergent.
- Do not bleach.
- Tumble dry low / line dry in shade.
- Iron on low if needed.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping: Ships pan-India via third-party logistics
Delivery: 7–10 working days
Returns:
- Items must be unused, unwashed, and in original condition
- Original packaging, tags must be intact
- Return requests must be raised within 24 hours - 48 hours of delivery
Returns requested beyond this period will not be accepted.
Exchange: Sizing (must be reported within 48 hours of delivery)
Personalised Products: All personalised items are non-returnable and non-exchangeable
Support: contact@tulobaby.com
Sleep Learning
Why a sleeping bag instead of a blanket?
Once your baby starts rolling and kicking, loose blankets stop working. A sleeping bag is a blanket your baby wears. It stays on all night, keeps them comfortably covered, and keeps the cot clear.
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Little movers, loose blankets
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Warmth that moves with them
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No more midnight re-covering
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A familiar bedtime cue
Little movers, loose blankets
Babies move a lot at night. Once your baby rolls and kicks, loose blankets end up off, or over the face.
Warmth that moves with them
A sleeping bag is zipped on, so the warmth stays where it should, however much your baby wriggles.
No more midnight re-covering
You’re not getting up to tuck them back in. Fewer wake-ups for your baby, and for you.
A familiar bedtime cue
Zipping in becomes part of the routine that tells your baby it’s time to sleep.
Not a sleep trick. A simpler, safer way to keep your baby covered.
Find the right size
Choose by your baby’s height first, then check weight. Age is only a guide; every baby grows differently.
A secure neckline matters more than room to grow.
The bag is shorter than your baby, so their feet have space to move. The neckline and armholes should fit snugly, not tight and never loose. Weight ranges overlap on purpose: if your baby falls between two sizes, go by height.
Feet In or Feet Out? You Choose.
Every baby sleeps differently, and every room is different too. The footies on our full sleeve Sleeping Bag fold over to keep little toes cosy, or fold back to leave feet free. One bag, two ways to wear it, adjusted in seconds.
Feet Out
Footies folded back. Bare feet for warmer nights, or for when your toddler is up in the morning.
What is TOG? Which one does your baby need?
TOG measures thermal resistance ,how warm a fabric keeps your baby. Getting the TOG right is as important as getting the size right. Too warm or too cold affects sleep quality and safety.
0.6 TOG — Lightest
Ideal for warmer rooms, AC environments, and Indian summers. Keeps baby comfortable without overheating.
What to wear underneath:
24–27°C
Short-sleeved vest
27°C+
Nappy only
Best for: AC rooms, summer months, humid cities
1.2 TOG — Everyday
Most versatile. Works across Indian climates and seasons. Perfect for year-round comfort.
What to wear underneath:
21–24°C
Full cotton sleepsuit
24–27°C
Short-sleeved vest
Best for: Year-round use, moderate climates, transitional weather
2.5 TOG — Warm
Ideal for winter and cooler nights. Provides extra warmth for chilly environments.
What to wear underneath:
16–20°C
Sleepsuit + layer
<16°C
Sleepsuit + vest
Best for: Winter months, hill stations, air-conditioned rooms at night
Safety tip: Always check your baby's temperature by feeling their chest or back. If they feel too warm or sweaty, remove a layer or switch to a lighter TOG.
To sleeve or not to sleeve?
Three sleeve styles, one simple question: how warm is your baby’s room, and how do they like to sleep? Some little ones love their arms free. Others (especially toddlers) have strong opinions about bedtime outfits. Every style is TOG-rated and designed for safe sleep, so you can’t go wrong.
Sleeveless
Arms free, extra heat escapes. Ideal for warm Indian nights or babies who hate sleeves. Layer a long-sleeve bodysuit underneath when it cools.
Availaible in 0.6,1.2 and 2.5 TOG
Short sleeve
Shoulders covered, arms still free. A happy middle for AC rooms and in-between seasons.
Availaible in 0.6,1.2 and 2.5 TOG
Full sleeve
Arms covered all night, so you need fewer layers underneath. Great for cooler rooms, winter nights and babies who wriggle out of bodysuits.
Availaible in 0.6,1.2 and 2.5 TOG
Not sure? Start with what your baby already sleeps best in, then match the TOG to the room.
Why parents LOVE it?
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No kicked-off blankets
Stays on all night.
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Light Full Sleeves:
Arms covered, summer-light.
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Two-way zipper
Quick night-time diaper changes.
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Room to move
Hip-healthy shape for little movers.
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Footies
Feet out option
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Your Questions, Answered
Frequently Asked Questions
A sleeping bag is a wearable blanket that zips on over your baby’s sleepwear. Unlike a loose blanket, it can’t be kicked off or pulled over the face, so your baby stays covered all night and the cot stays clear.
From 6 months, once your baby has outgrown the Sleeping Pod or Transitional Pod and is moving freely in their sleep. Always choose the size by height, not age, so the neckline and armholes fit securely.
Full sleeves keep your baby’s arms warm as the room cools overnight, so you need fewer layers underneath. Together with feet in, it’s our warmest sleeping bag.
Match the TOG to your baby’s room temperature: 0.6 TOG for 24–27°C, 1.2 TOG for 21–24°C and 2.5 TOG for 16–20°C. Then adjust the layers underneath as the night or season changes.
At 16–20°C, a long-sleeve cotton bodysuit. Below 16°C, add a vest underneath. Keep feet in on the coldest nights.
Feel your baby’s chest or the back of the neck. Hands and feet often feel cool, so don’t go by them. Warm is right; hot, damp or sweaty means remove a layer or move to a lighter TOG.
Choose by height first, then check weight against the size guide. The neckline and armholes should sit securely, without being tight, so your baby can’t slip down inside the bag.
No. A bag that’s too big has a loose neckline and armholes, which can let your baby slip down inside. Always size for your baby as they are now, and move up when they reach the top of the height range.
Choose the 1.2 TOG instead. A 2.5 TOG bag in a warm room can make your baby too hot.
No. The sleeping bag replaces loose blankets in the cot. If your baby needs more warmth, add layers underneath or choose a higher TOG. Never put anything on top.
Not yet. Pop their feet out through the leg openings for extra length. Move up a size when the neckline or sleeves feel snug, or when your child passes the height range for their size.
No. A car seat harness needs to sit directly against your baby’s body, and the bag can get in the way. The sleeping bag is for flat sleep surfaces only, like a cot.
With feet out, your toddler can stand and take a few steps, like climbing out of bed in the morning. It’s still sleepwear, so take it off for active play, and keep an eye on them on stairs.
Most parents keep at least two, one to wash and one to wear. Leaks and spills happen, and a spare means bedtime is never on hold.
Close the zipper, then machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with mild detergent. Line dry in shade or tumble dry low. Do not bleach.