Lassig Drinking Bottle Tiny Team
Lassig

Lassig Drinking Bottle Tiny Team

ColourDog - Blue

€20.95

Disponible en

Natural Baby Shower
€20.95

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Detalles del producto

The Lassig Tiny Team Drinking Bottle is a fun and functional water bottle for little ones.
  • Featuring a sweet cat design in soft rose tones
  • Made from durable, break-resistant Tritan™ material
  • Lightweight and easy for small hands to hold
  • One-click lid for simple, spill-proof use
  • Ideal for school, travel, and everyday adventures

Especificaciones y características

Características principales

  • Playful Tiny Team dog design in soft blue
  • Lightweight, break-resistant Tritan™ bottle
  • Easy one-click lid for independent drinking
  • Leakproof closure with safety lock
  • Ergonomic shape designed for little hands
  • Dishwasher-safe for easy care

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