The Sun Hat

Ages, safety and reading these pages

Three and up, and why it says so

Every set in this line carries an age mark of three years and over. That is not a difficulty rating — it is about small parts. A village of miniature furniture contains tea cups the size of a fingernail, and the mark exists because a child under three may put them in their mouth. The box in your hands is the authority on this, and if it disagrees with anything written here, believe the box.

Flocked figures need one extra bit of care: the fibre coat does not like a washing machine. A damp cloth and air drying keeps a figure looking right; a soak will mat it permanently.

How we built these pages

Plain headings in order, text that reflows instead of scrolling sideways, buttons large enough for a thumb, and no page on this lane that needs a mouse. Links are underlined where it matters, focus outlines are left switched on, and every product photograph has a written description behind it.

If motion in a browser causes you trouble, the lane respects the reduced-motion setting your system already has. If something here is still hard to read or hard to reach, the post box is open — that kind of letter gets answered first.