Wounded mosquito saying stop clapping please
Kids' Crewneck Sweatshirt
Wounded mosquito saying stop clapping please
Kids' Crewneck Sweatshirt
$35.99
Color: neon pink
normal fit
Kids' Crewneck Sweatshirt is in stock. We will print it as soon as you order it.
Delivery time: 5/3/24 - 5/6/24 (Standard)
Kids' Crewneck Sweatshirt | Brand: Gildan | Fabric Content: 50% Polyester/50% Cotton
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Product Details
This crewneck sweatshirt will ultimately serve two purposes: it will keep your kids warm and it will cut down on their complaining. Made of cotton and polyester, your child can expect the utmost comfort, and the casual style makes it a perfect choice for any occasion.
- Brand: Gildan
- Fabric weight: 8 oz (midweight)
- Material: 50% polyester/50% cotton, heavy blend fabric, pill-resistant air jet yarn. Made with 50% sustainable and fairly grown USA cotton.
- 1x1 ribbed collar, cuffs, waistband (with spandex)
- Imported product, printed & processed in the USA
Product dimensions measured on a flatly laid out product.
Size
A (inch)
B (inch)
C (inch)
20.47
16.5
16.5
21.5
17.48
17.99
22.48
18.46
20.0
24.49
19.49
22.48
Tip: measure an item of clothing at hand to compare.
4.4 Total stars
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1/13/22
Good
1/4/22
somewhat too small, want the Medium or Large, but you were all out.
12/9/21
I was so scared I never know what size to get my granddaughter usually it turns out I'll either get her something too small or too big we got this sweatshirt in and it fit perfect and she absolutely loved it.
12/2/21
I don't know about the fit as it is a Christmas gift, but it appears to be well made. I was sent the incorrect item the first time I ordered, but the company did a great job making sure I got the correct item...great service
10/2/21
Way too big for a small and the print quality kind of sucked
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Wounded mosquito saying stop clapping please
Poor mosquito begging to stop clapping. He's wounded, with broken wings, bruises in its face, legs and proboscis and wearing plasters and bandages. He's even using a crutch to keep painfully walking