Size 2T 3T Boy's Sailor Romper - Burnt Orange 60s Summer Toddlers Play Outfit - 1960s Nautical Novelty - Anchor Embroidery NOS Deadstock size 0 ladies pants Has a small red mark

Name: Size 2T 3T Boy's Sailor Romper - Burnt Orange 60s Summer Toddlers Play Outfit - 1960s Nautical Novelty - Anchor Embroidery NOS Deadstock size 0 ladies pants Has a small red mark
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 58605488146
Price: 47.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1098 (28 reviews)

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Size 2T 3T Boy's Sailor Romper Burnt Orange 60s Summer Toddlers Play Outfit 1960s Nautical Novelty Anchor Embroidery NOS Deadstock size 0 ladies pants Has a small red mark Has a small red mark on the label Shoulder to Shoulder approx 15 We're always here to help Base of Armhole Seam to Shorts Hem 10

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