KEREDA Girls Shirts Fashion Cross-Back T-Shirt Cute Puff Short Sleeve Crew Neck Summer Tees Tops Clothes for Kids 11-12 Years White
Product Description
KEREDA Girls Shirts Fashion Cross-Back T-Shirt Cute Puff Short Sleeve Crew Neck Summer Tees Tops Clothes for Kids 11-12 Years White
- Soft Cotton Material：Girls short sleeve shirts are made of premium cotton, which is breathable, resistant pilling and fading, ensuring long-lasting comfort for your child
- Cute Design Details: Girls shirts features a round neck, puff sleeves, gathered chest, and stylish crisscross back for an adorable look
- Easy to Match: Girls fashion summer tops can be easily paired with shorts,leggings,skirts, also can be a basic soft cotton t-shirt in cool weather. A classic and basic tees for teen girls that is cute and fashionable
- Wide Occasions: The girls tops have wide age range and color selection. Great for parties, birthdays, holidays, travel, back to school, and festive events
- Size and Washing: Cute clothes for girls age 5-12 years. Hand wash or machine wash in cold water, Please refer to our size chart as below to choose the girl summer short sleeve tops
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