Gini and Jony Boys Core Black T-shirt
Product code: FDS-39002
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Product Description
Style Note
A heard-wearing T-shirt just like his dad's. A wear-everywhere style in comfy cotton that he'll love playing in. Dress him up with a pair of denims and he'll look just like the stylish man he's going to grow up to be.
Product Details
Black round neck T-shirt, has short sleeves, print on the chest and embroidery on the right sleeve
Material and Care
100% cotton
Machine wash separately in cold water using a mild detergent
Do not bleach or soak
Line dry inside out in shade
Warm iron only
Do not iron directly on print/embroidery
Information
No additional information available.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| Product code | FDS-39002 |
| Availability | Out of Stock |
| Price | 1.99 € |
| Size | 6M, 12M, 18M |
Customer reviews
4.5
Based on 8 reviews
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Better than expected
Second one I've ordered. Sizing was true to the chart. Colour matches the listing exactly. Happy to recommend it.
Noell B. Schlagh
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Great value
Exactly as described. Material feels much sturdier than the price suggests. Happy to recommend it.
Kristina C. Purshouse
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Does the job perfectly
Bought it on a whim and I'm glad I did. Packaging was tidy and nothing was creased. Stitching is neat throughout. The core black t-shirt is a keeper. Happy to recommend it.
Shanta E. Copnell
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Better than expected
Second one I've ordered. Sizing was true to the chart. Will be back for another colour.
Cory E. Trickett
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Better than expected
Second one I've ordered. Sizing was true to the chart. Would order again without thinking.
Daryl E. Growcott
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Decent, with caveats
Reasonable for what it cost. Comfortable enough, but the finish could be better. Worth a look if it's on offer.
Temp J. Rebeiro
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Better than expected
Second one I've ordered. Sizing was true to the chart. Would order again without thinking.
Nathanial D. O'Shevlan
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Would buy again
Just what I was after. Colour matches the listing exactly. The core black t-shirt is a keeper. Would order again without thinking.
Neddy T. Berge
