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Stephen Joseph Personalized Little Boys' Mini Sidekick Dinosaur Backpack With Name

Stephen Joseph Personalized Little Boys' Mini Sidekick Dinosaur Backpack With Name
- Personalized with the name of your choice on this adorable little dinosaur themed backpack
- This mini Sidekick Backpack is a great size for toddlers and preschoolers on the go!
- Measures approx. 9.75" x 11" Great for preschool, kindergarten, daycare, travel nights to Grandma's and more!
- Cushioned adjustable straps, mesh side pockets and, of course, the name of your choice!
- Note: Items that are customized specifically for the customer (such as monograms, names, embroidery, etc.) are not eligible for a return. Please refer to the "Handmade at Amazon" section of the Amazon Return Policy for more info.
Let your little one march around in style with this fun Stephen Joseph Dinosaur themed backpack. Made of sturdy and durable 100 percent polyester, this backpack features cushioned adjustable straps and mesh side pockets giving your little one the perfect space to carry school supplies, lunch, clothes to Grandma's or their favorite toys! Comes personalized with the name of your choice. Each backpack measures 9.75" x 11". Perfect for birthday gifts, back to school gear or just a unique addition to your sweet child's collection!
Country USA
Brand Stephen Joseph
Color Brown, Pink
Department boys
EAN 0842044101738
Size Childs
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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