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Girl's UV swim set - Cream Padma Mundra | Size: 6m
DESCRIPTION. The most popular girl's swim set Yanika is back in new print - cream Padma Mundra (bright and vibrant!). Made from an SPF 50 sun protective fabric covering the entire upper body. It is a surf-style two-piece swimsuit with a small high collar and ruffles on the front and around the thighs. For easy wear, there is a zipper with a protective cord. It is made with recycled materials and SPF 50 protection in a cream Padma Mundra print by Louise Misha. THE MOOD. The recycled material girl's swim set Yanika with cream Padma Mundra print has a bohemian feel and makes us dream about French riviera and family holidays or playing with our friends by the beach. WHY WE LOVE IT. The girl's swim set with cream Padma Mundra print is lightweight, stylish, and has SF50 protection. It's ideal for the forgetful ones who never remember their sun creams like us. Made from recycled material, it protects the planet and allows free body movements. Read our diary on how to pick the right sustainable swimwear. OUR TIP. Our clothes are adapted to the child's age. We recommend taking the size that corresponds to your child's age unless she is bigger or smaller than average! Wash it inside out to keep ruffles looking new longer and avoid zipper from breaking. Match it with girls turban for the full look, perfect for sun protection and swimming while keeping in style. MATERIAL. This product is made of 87% recycled polyamide, 13% elastane. Lining: 95% polyester, 5% spandex and designed in France. Machine wash in delicate with similar colors at 30°C/86°F, do not tumble dry, natural flat dry only, do not bleach or use washing powder with bleach. If dry clean, any solvent except trichloroethylene.
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| Retailer | Price | Availability | Updated | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cerqular | £46.80 | In stock | 04/09/2026 | Buy now |
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