Rainwear Charlo Overalls - Lilac Blue Flowers Size:12M He’s taken to traveling exclusively 10174-6

Name: Rainwear Charlo Overalls - Lilac Blue Flowers Size:12M He’s taken to traveling exclusively 10174-6
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 31388112010
Price: 59.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1584 (20 reviews)

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Rainwear Charlo Overalls Lilac Blue Flowers Size:12M He’s taken to traveling exclusively 10174 6 He’s taken to traveling exclusively by taxi (driven by Gordy Guinea Pig) to avoid puddles altogether Lightweight jazz shoe Printed Rainwear Charlo Overall in waterborne PU solid is designed for your child's comfort during wet weather Elastic suspenders with adjustable buckles Plain press button at sides for easy dressing Elastic leg hem for a secure fit Transparent buttons for rubber strap attachment Rubber strap to secure the overall to footwear Signature print The Rainwear Charlo Overall is crafted from recycled polyester with a waterborne polyurethane coating

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