Name: Infant White NBA Personalized Burp Cloth
Brand: Chad & Jake
SKU: 2461487
Price: 29.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Infant White NBA Personalized Burp Cloth - 2461487

By Chad & Jake

$29.99

(102 Reviews)

Model

2461487

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NBA Store
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Chad & Jake

Detail

We want fans to celebrate their fandom by customizing and personalizing certain products. For these customizable products, including jerseys, we invite customers to tell us how they would like their preferred name or other text to appear by typing that text into the field indicated. However, just because a customer is able to type proposed customization text into the field and is able to complete the order through the website, not all proposed customization text will be accepted. Please note, Fanatics may reject and cancel any customization order for any reason, including for messages that are deemed offensive or inappropriate. The entire family loves to watch the Logo Gear dominate their opponents. Your little one can show off their fandom with this Logo Gear personalized burp cloth. It features awesome embroidered Logo Gear graphics, while adding a personalized touch. When its time to eat, this burp cloth will be a great asset for clean ups.

Category

NBA

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