Fanary Classic / Baby Fashion

Fanari Classic is a multifunctional stroller in a timeless classic design, created for parents who value reliability, comfort, and practicality. Its durable frame, soft suspension, and large inflatable wheels make it perfect for both city use and rough terrains.

👶 Comfort for your baby

The spacious bassinet ensures comfort from the very first days.
An adjustable headrest and rocking function provide additional support and relaxation.

• spacious bassinet (80 × 38 cm)
• adjustable headrest
• rocking function
• soft interior

🛠 Comfort for parents

Fanari Classic is designed for everyday convenience.

• adjustable handle height
• reliable brake system
• large metal shopping basket
• included bag
• easy handling

🚶 Seat unit

As your child grows, switch to the seat unit.

• forward and rear-facing installation
• adjustable backrest
• comfortable seating

⚙️ Ride quality

• large 14-inch inflatable wheels
• soft suspension
• stable on all terrains

👉 Perfect for winter and uneven roads.

📦 What’s included 3 in 1 set:

• bassinet
• seat unit
• bag
• frame
• wheels
• car seat 0–13 kg + adapters

➕ Additional accessories

• rain cover
• mosquito net
• hand muffs
• cup holder
• umbrella
• footmuff

📏 Dimensions

• frame: 69 × 59 × 25 cm
• bassinet: 80 × 38 × 22 cm
• seat width: 34 cm

⚖️ Weight

• frame with wheels: 9.4 kg
• bassinet: 5.5 kg
• seat unit: 4.8 kg

💡 Summary

Fanari Classic is a perfect choice for parents looking for a durable, comfortable, and practical stroller without unnecessary extras.

Video review of the model:

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🚗  Car seats and Isofix base (optional)

Beige

Gray

White

Black

Avionaut Cosmo

Black

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Avionaut Cosmo

Gray

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Rotating ISOFIX base Avionaut IQ Orbit (270°)

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Isofix base
Avionaut Dock 2

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Color palette:

L – 1 Black

SLC-1 Black

SRC-2 Black

SRC-3 Black

Links:

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