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Stella Mc Cartney Baby Cheetah Face Bomber Jacket. A hero piece for baby's first spring, this bomber jacket is crafted from woven
recycled materials with contrast leopard print sleeves.The jacket has ribbed trims that are kind to baby's skin, and is finished with
cheetah faces at the chest.
Bound sneaker made of glitter fabric with white ribbon in nude color.
Set of four pairs of knickers for girl. Made from soft elasticated cotton fabric.
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Beautiful and elegant purple hairband hair accessory with a large flower detail on the side.
Ideal to give a sweet touch to the most special outfits.
A soft pink and organic cotton scarf that has poodles all over it. It is made of a soft double-layer organic cotton tube that protects from the
wind and provides warmth during all the fun in outdoors. Unique prints are applied to the clothes with the digital printing technique and the
fabric ismade of soft organic cotton which is perfect and suitable for children suffering from skin allergies.
Set of four pairs of knickers for girl. Made from soft elasticated cotton fabric.
An elegant kids navy blue fur knitted bolero with a collar that goes great with holiday dresses.
Beautiful and elegant pearl gold leather shoe for unique look.
Children's girls Set of 4 underwear in peanut color made of elastic cotton fabric.
An elegant kids red knitted bolero with fur that has a collar and goes great with all the festive dresses.
An elegant and beautiful fuchsia round shoulder bag with fuchsia flower appliqué which has an adjustable
chain. It is a practical, fun and ideal accessory to complete any summer look.
Soft kids jersey trousers in black made in soft TENCEL™ Lyocell with a hint of stretch for comfort.
The trousers are designed with a soft elastic drawstring waist, cuffs at the bottom as well as a sewn-on Mini Rodini Panda label in the front.
These trousers are a part of Mini Rodini’s Basic series with soft and sustainable staples that are easy to combine with your wardrobe favourites.
