7 Pack Pure Cotton Bodysuits (0-3 Yrs)
M&s

7 Pack Pure Cotton Bodysuits (0-3 Yrs)

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£14.00

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£14.00

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Product details

Dress your little one in pure comfort with this 7-pack of long-sleeved cotton bodysuits. Featuring flat seams, an envelope neck, and poppers at the gusset for easy changes. Sizes up to 6 months include integral mitts. This set offers a variety of lively prints and patterns.
  • Made from pure cotton
  • Long-sleeved design
  • Flat seams for comfort
  • Envelope neck and poppers at gusset
  • Integral mitts for sizes up to 6 months
  • Includes 7 bodysuits in assorted prints and patterns

Specifications & features

Key features

  • Style#Popper fastening;Product Style:Bodysuits;7 pack;Long sleeve
  • Thermal flat seams to feel comfortable on your skin

  • Integral mitts

    designed to protect from scratching up to age 6 months

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