Girl's Mira Classic Toddler Costume Size:Child S (4 - 6X) The Princess Peach Toddler Costume Size:Women L/XL (14 - 16)

Name: Girl's Mira Classic Toddler Costume Size:Child S (4 - 6X) The Princess Peach Toddler Costume Size:Women L/XL (14 - 16)
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 37598673897
Price: 37.99 USD
Availability: InStock
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Girl's Mira Classic Toddler Costume Size:Child S (4 6X) The Princess Peach Toddler Costume Size:Women L XL (14 16) The Princess Peach Toddler Costume features an adorable pink dress with puffy vinyl amulet Festive Easter Vest Kit comes with a bunny ear headband with pink lined plush ears and a vest in Easter colors Your preschooler will have a magical time in this Disney Mira Royal Detective costume Costume includes: Multi color Tunic

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