Avery Row Sleeved Bib - Wildflower Garden
Avery Row

Avery Row Sleeved Bib - Wildflower Garden

£16.50£22.00Save £5.50 (25%)

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£16.50
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Avery Row Sleeved Bib - Wildflower Garden The Avery Row Sleeved Bib in Wildflower Garden makes mealtimes and messy play easier and tidier. Made from GOTS organic cotton percale with a light acrylic coating, it's practical, easy to wipe clean, and stylish.
  • Elasticated sleeves offer a snug fit from 6 months up to 3 years
  • Front pocket is perfect for catching spills and crumbs

Specifications & features

Key features

  • Grows with your little one from 6m to 3y, with an adjustable tie-neck + elasticated sleeves
  • Helps keep mealtimes mess-free with a handy front pocket that catches food before it hits the floor
  • Great for mealtimes + crafts
  • Wipe-clean acrylic coating for practicality + can be machine-washed too!

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