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Daycare and preschool naps, mostly. Double layer padding puts something between a child and a hard floor, the pillow is attached so it does not go missing, and there is a write-on tag for a name, because in a room of fifteen mats that is the only thing keeping them apart. It rolls up and carries by its own straps. The pillow comes out and the rest goes in a washing machine.
Two layers rather than one is what makes a mat usable on a hard floor. A thin mat is only a fabric barrier; this one is thick enough that a child actually sleeps on it.
It rolls into a bundle with straps, so a three-year-old can carry it into the building without an adult holding it. That sounds minor until you are also carrying a lunch bag.
A write-on tag on the outside. Preschool rooms run on being able to tell fifteen near-identical mats apart from across a room.
Take the pillow out and the rest goes in the machine. A nap mat that comes home each week has to survive that, and a spot-clean-only mat does not last a term.
Specifications as published by the manufacturer for this model.
A 58 by 84 inch water-resistant blanket that folds into its own carry bag.
The same rolled nap mat in the train print, pillow attached, machine washable.
