Liewood Falton Crocodile Hanger 8-pack
Liewood

Liewood Falton Crocodile Hanger 8-pack

€16.95

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€16.95

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Produktdetails

Liewood Falton Crocodile Hanger 8-pack - Garden Green These lightweight, recycled plastic hangers feature playful crocodile details, making organizing your little one's wardrobe more fun. The crocodile figures can be swapped and moved, allowing your child to personalize their space. Ideal for open clothing rails and displaying outfits.
  • Made from 100% recycled PP
  • Lightweight and durable
  • Crocodile figures can be rearranged
  • Pack of 8 hangers

Spezifikationen & Funktionen

Hauptmerkmale

  • Set of 8 sturdy hangers with adorable crocodile-shaped toppers

  • Crafted from 100% recycled PP

    kinder to the planet

  • Customisable with removable croc figures for mix + match fun

  • Lightweight yet durable

    perfect for everyday use + open wardrobes

  • Encourages independence by making tidying more engaging

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