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A cotton white comfortable and cotton shirt with firs that goes with all outfits.
Stella Mc Cartney Kids black multi-coloured logo-print leggings.
A formal baby beige boy's formal long trousers with detachable suspenders which are ideal for all formal occasions. The fabric of the pants is very soft because it is made of cotton.
Baby girls cotton set which has a light green long sleeve bodysuit which has red and lilac apples and a sleeveless pink cotton bodysuit which has a red apple on the front.
A very comfortable baby red jersey blouse. The blouse has a rounded collar and closes with buttons on the shoulder. The fabric of the blouse is soft and pleasant to the touch.
Beautiful casual cotton baby pink girls corduroy bell winter pants which has an elastic and comfortable waist.
A very comfortable children's long-sleeved off-white knitted girls' cardigan which has a built-in hood.
A very comfortable children's blue slim fit jeans made of sustainable cotton from Mayoral's children's collection and matches all t-shirts.
Nature, stars and rainbows – three iconic ingredients of Stella McCartney’s latest childrenswear collection. Spun from a sumptuously soft blend of organic
cotton printed with flowers, this dreamy sweatshirt is cut to a long-sleeve silhouette with a hood, branded panels on either side and a zip fastening. Pair it with
the coordinating joggers.
For off-duty days or big playdates, these joggers from Stella McCartney Kids are a practical yet playful option. The joggers are crafted from GOTS-certified
organic cotton fleece with monster face knee patches and stretch cuffs. The organic cotton of Stella McCartney is responsibly sourced and GOTS-certified.
Stella boys meet the curious grizzly bear this season: these joggers and consciously made from 100% organic cotton with an all-over grizzly bear print – kinder to skin and to Mother Earth. The organic cotton of Stella McCartney is responsibly sourced and GOTS-certified.
Abel & Lula presents an infant formal boy's long navy blue pants.
