Done by Deer Tiny Backpack - Tiny Farm Sand
Done by Deer

Done by Deer Tiny Backpack - Tiny Farm Sand

£19.95

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£19.95

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Product details

The Done by Deer Tiny Backpack in Tiny Farm Sand is a practical and charming companion for little adventurers.
  • Perfectly sized for small shoulders
  • Adjustable shoulder straps for a secure fit
  • Reflective stitching on straps and carry handle for visibility
  • Removable reflective cloud detail
  • Spacious main compartment for essentials
  • Includes a name tag

Specifications & features

Key features

  • Sized perfectly for little ones with adjustable shoulder straps
  • Reflective stitching on straps + handle for added visibility
  • Spacious main compartment for daily essentials + small treasures
  • Removable reflective cloud adds a playful, practical touch
  • Internal name tag to help ensure it always comes back home
  • Soft sand colour with charming Tiny Farm print design

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