1+ In The Family OT Long Sleeve T-shirt - Nude

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1+ in the Family

1+ in the Family OT Long Sleeve T-shirt

ColourNude

Size

€16.95€33.95Économisez €17.00 (50%)

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Natural Baby Shower

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Détails du produit

The 1+ In The Family OT Long Sleeve T-shirt is a soft, breathable essential made from striped organic jersey. Designed with thoughtful details for little ones, this long-sleeved tee features:

Shoulder buttons for fuss-free dressing
Minimalist branded tag near the hem
Cozy, everyday style

Spécifications et caractéristiques

Caractéristiques principales

Soft striped organic jersey is comfortable + gentle on sensitive baby skin
Buttons at the shoulder makes dressing + undressing quick + easy
Versatile long sleeves
ideal for layering in cooler seasons or wearing solo when it's warmer
Made in Spain, carefully crafted with premium quality + attention to detail

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