Manitober Children's T-Shirt "Animals"
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Description
Description
The Manitober children's T-shirt "Animals" is made from 100% certified organic cotton and features an animal print by Anton Sakvo on the front. The relaxed fit with a rounded hem and rolled-up sleeves ensures comfortable wear. An embroidered Manitober logo on the back is protected from skin irritation by a reinforced backing. The unisex style makes the shirt versatile. Produced in Portugal, it comes in packaging – ideal for families.
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Why is this product included in the "Mit Ecken und Kanten" category?
Why is this product included in the "Mit Ecken und Kanten" category?
The product comes from a business liquidation.
Who is behind the product?
Who is behind the product?
Manitober was founded in 2017 and is a clothing brand from Hamburg. They produce fair, gender-neutral clothing for adults and children.
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