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Beautiful wrap dress for girls in interlock cotton.
The interlock cotton makes it breathable yet thick enough ensuring the outfit doesn't loose shape with frequest use and wash.
Making it a must have for your baby girl's wardrobe. Perfect style from infant to 10 years!
Style it as it is or with leggings for colder days!
- Made from soft and premium interlock cotton sourced from certified organic cotton factory
Care for me -
Machine wash cold. Tumble dry low.
Size Guide -
The girl in the image is 3.5 years and is wearing size 2-4 years
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