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Guitar Partnershirt - Baby Ukulele on Kids' T-Shirt
What our customers are saying slimmer fit
- Unisex - suitable for boys and girls, from kids to teenagers
- Narrow ribbed knit collar for a modern look
- Neckband for a clean finish
- Fabric quality: 185g/m²
- Material: 100% cotton (pre-shrunk, ring-spun)
Fit: slimmer fit
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- A - Length in in
- B - Width in in
| Size | A (in) | B (in) |
|---|---|---|
| 98/104 (3-4 Years) | 17.72 | 11.81 |
| 110/116 (5-6 Years) | 18.90 | 12.99 |
| 122/128 (7-8 Years) | 20.08 | 14.17 |
AI Model Kid Female (0 cm)Size: 122/128 (7-8 Years)
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good quality and lovely colour
Does exactly what it says on the tin, good quality material and the sizes are true a good fit. The writing and stickers added were just perfect exactly what I ordered
Product is fine as, we will purchase again. Unable to comment on sizing as we have yet to sizes within our group
Its for our granddaughter in Texas, her Mum has been promoted to the role of Head of Bat Conservation in Texas, so her mum really is BATWOMAN!
My grandson will love this, thanks
As ecpected.
It's great - a present for a **'s next birthday - when hopefully it'll be appreciated!
The t shirt is good quality and well made, very pleased with it
For our young grandson who loves the colourful design. It seems to fit OK. Can't comment yet on how well it will wear.
Looks like a decent quality t shirt
Created by Marianne Sperling
Guitar Partnershirt - Baby Ukulele
Created by Marianne Sperling
Hammer motif for the small guitar player. Ideal for mega-gig, festival or camp fire. It's the right metal to match with the matching Papa outfit ...
Tags: Guitar, gift idea, father and son, ukulele, Father's Day gift, e-guitar, father, Papa, fatherhood, awesome, son, father and daughter, father's day, sweet, present, guitarist
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