Little Dutch One-Piece - Cream
Little Dutch

Little Dutch One-Piece

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£10.23£20.45Save £10.22 (50%)

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Natural Baby Shower
£10.23
£20.45-50%

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Product details

The Little Dutch Cream One-Piece is a cosy and stylish romper for your little one. Made from soft organic cotton with two thin layers of fabric, it offers a subtle, luxurious texture.
  • Made from soft organic cotton
  • Features two thin layers of fabric
  • Has wood-look buttons at the front
  • Includes a convenient snap closure at the crotch
  • Cuffs at the arms and legs help the suit grow with your baby

Specifications & features

Key features

  • Soft, double-layered fabric for cosy comfort + subtle style
  • Wood-look buttons + snap crotch closure for easy dressing
  • Cuffs at arms + legs allow the suit to grow with your baby
  • Gentle on newborn skin + ideal for layering
  • Timeless cream colour pairs beautifully with other newborn items

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