Infant & Toddler Girls Elphaba Ruffled Wicked Sweatshirt
Inspired by Elphaba's iconic style, this bold black sweatshirt brings theatrical flair to your little one's wardrobe. Layered ruffles with scalloped eyelet trim create a whimsical, eye-catching detail that stands out from the crowd. The soft, cozy fabric wraps your child in warmth, while ribbed cuffs and hem provide a secure fit through playtime and adventures. The easy pullover design makes dressing a breeze. Our essentials have been independently certified with STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® so that you don’t have to worry about harmful substances in your baby’s wardrobe. Includes one sweatshirt.
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Infant & Toddler Girls Elphaba Ruffled Wicked Sweatshirt
Inspired by Elphaba's iconic style, this bold black sweatshirt brings theatrical flair to your little one's wardrobe. Layered ruffles with scalloped eyelet trim create a whimsical, eye-catching detail that stands out from the crowd. The soft, cozy fabric wraps your child in warmth, while ribbed cuffs and hem provide a secure fit through playtime and adventures. The easy pullover design makes dressing a breeze. Our essentials have been independently certified with STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® so that you don’t have to worry about harmful substances in your baby’s wardrobe. Includes one sweatshirt.
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Inspired by Elphaba's iconic style, this bold black sweatshirt brings theatrical flair to your little one's wardrobe. Layered ruffles with scalloped eyelet trim create a whimsical, eye-catching detail that stands out from the crowd. The soft, cozy fabric wraps your child in warmth, while ribbed cuffs and hem provide a secure fit through playtime and adventures. The easy pullover design makes dressing a breeze. Our essentials have been independently certified with STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® so that you don’t have to worry about harmful substances in your baby’s wardrobe. Includes one sweatshirt.
