Bespoke footmuffs

[MummyWeatherwax]

So I remember reading a number of threads recommending makers of bespoke footmuffs. We have a bugaboo bee, which has unusual straps, so thought this would be our best bet.

But I can't find any of the threads now! Can anyone help?

[fairimum]

Snunkie are fantastic and gret customer service!

[Tedder]

Get the Bugaboo footmuff...it's great.

[bundaberg]

roro taggy are great. you can find them on facebook

[Dontletthemgetyoudown]

Snunkie is good but personally I think the bugaboo one is the way to go.they are snug but also big enough for an older toddler. And top of my list perfect match for the buggy.

[MummyWeatherwax]

Thanks for your feedback.

I was kind of reluctant because the bugaboo one was so expensive, but still looked like it dragged on the ground? Does it do that in real life?

[Dontletthemgetyoudown]

I never found that. I didn't have the bee plus though but the one before. It is quite long without the child in it but when the child is in it it comes up a bit. It doesn't drag on the floor though.

[Tedder]

No it doesn't drag on the floor but it is big which is good as it can accommodate a toddler, my DD used it until she was over 3. It is expensive but I'm not sure there's a huge difference between it and the customs actually. And, as I keep justifying my Bugaboo accessories spends, there is a good resale value.

[GwendolineMaryLacey]

Agree. I've had some fabulous footmuffs made but, for my Bee I kept coming back to the Bugaboo one. It's lovely and thick, really cosy. You won't get better and, by the time you've paid out for a custom one the difference is negligible.

[MummyWeatherwax]

Thanks for your input all. It seems like branded is the way to go!

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