Quick answer
The Grey & Navy Cocoon+ shawl works as a nursing cover, stroller cover, baby blanket, or fashion layer. The two-tone design lets you switch the visible color to match your outfit or mood.
Why the two-tone design matters
The Grey & Navy Cocoon+ has a different color on each side. That means one shawl gives you two looks. Grey is neutral and goes with almost anything; navy adds a deeper, more polished tone for dressier moments or cooler weather.
This isn't just about looks. The reversible feature also helps when you need a clean side after feeding or if one side gets a little damp. You can flip it without changing the whole setup.
When to use it as a nursing cover vs. a fashion piece
The Cocoon+ is designed for both functions, but they require slightly different positioning. As a nursing cover, you want the fabric to drape over your shoulder and create a privacy shield. As a fashion piece, you can wear it open like a scarf or wrap it snugly around your neck.
The key difference is tension. For nursing, keep the fabric loose so your baby can move freely. For fashion, you can gather it tighter or let it hang loose depending on the look you want.
How to style the Grey & Navy Cocoon+ in 4 steps
- Choose your primary side: Decide whether you want the grey or navy side facing outward. Grey works for casual daytime errands; navy adds a more polished look for meetings or evening outings. Hold the shawl with your chosen color facing you. Common mistake: forgetting to check which side is showing before you leave the house. Flip it before you put it on.
- Drape for your intended use: For nursing: place the center of the shawl over your shoulder and let the fabric fall over your chest and baby. For a fashion scarf: fold the shawl lengthwise and loop it around your neck once, letting the ends hang evenly. For a stroller cover: spread the shawl over the canopy and tuck the edges under the seat. If the fabric feels too bulky for a scarf, try a single loop instead of a double loop.
- Adjust the drape for comfort and coverage: Pull the fabric slightly forward for more chest coverage or let it fall back for a more open look. For nursing, make sure your baby's face is visible and the fabric doesn't block their nose. For fashion, check that the ends are even and the shawl sits comfortably on your shoulders. Common mistake: pulling the fabric too tight across your chest can make the shawl slide off. Keep it loose enough to stay in place naturally.
- Secure with a knot or pin (optional): If you want a more structured look, tie a loose knot at one end or use a brooch to hold the fabric in place. For nursing, avoid tight knots that could restrict movement. For fashion, a simple knot at the nape of your neck creates a chic cowl effect. A knot can change the drape significantly. Test it in front of a mirror before you head out.
Product facts
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2 Are Better Than 1 - Grey & Navy Cocoon+: 62% of mamas who bought 1 Cocoon say they regret not buying a 2nd with the discount. If you find yourself using the Grey & Navy Cocoon+ daily, a second one lets you rotate styles or keep one in the diaper bag and one at home.
2 Are Better Than 1 - Grey & Navy Cocoon+
