FS - Le Petit Bateau Yellow Dungarees 18m ?20

By alloallo
September 7, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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alloallo

Posted September 7, 2016

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Posted September 7, 2016

Gorgeous unisex toddler dungarees in 18m in a lovely golden/mustardy yellow corduroy.

In excellent condition (we only wore once as were gifted them at the wrong time of year! so sad as they're absolutely lovely). No stains etc.

Snaps on the inner legs for easy changes, fully adjustable straps to give a longer wear although bear in mind Petit Bateau always seems to run a little small in my experience.

Pick up from SW2 near Brockwell Park or I can post. ?20

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