CG8107 - Carhartt Infant Boy's Short-Sleeve Construction 2-Piece Bodysuit Set Color:CT57 - Sand Other heathers: 60% cotton / Color:V65-Eggplant with Tonal off Palette

Name: CG8107 - Carhartt Infant Boy's Short-Sleeve Construction 2-Piece Bodysuit Set Color:CT57 - Sand Other heathers: 60% cotton / Color:V65-Eggplant with Tonal off Palette
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 99677035849
Price: 21.99 USD
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CG8107 Carhartt Infant Boy's Short Sleeve Construction 2 Piece Bodysuit Set Color:CT57 Sand Other heathers: 60% cotton Color:V65 Eggplant with Tonal off Palette Other heathers: 60% cotton 40% polyester Internal rib knit storm cuffs with ergonomically shaped sleeve hems help keep out the cold Bodysuit 1: 5 100% cotton 1x1 rib knit

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