Name: Toddler Red Philadelphia 76ers Give and Go Pullover Hoodie and Sweatpants
Brand: Outerstuff
SKU: 201884200
Price: 49.99 USD
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Toddler Red Philadelphia 76ers Give and Go Pullover Hoodie and Sweatpants - 201884200

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Get your little one ready to cheer on the Philadelphia 76ers with this Red Give and Go Pullover Hoodie and Sweatpants Set. Made from a blend of soft cotton and durable polyester, this set offers both comfort and style for your little one. The vibrant screen-printed graphics on the hoodie and sweatpants proudly display the Philadelphia 76ers name and logo, making it clear that your toddler is a true fan.

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