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John Deere Baby Boys' Infant Slippers, Green, 0/6M

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John Deere Baby Boys' Infant Slippers, Green, 0/6M
- Looking for high-quality, cozy, soft, warm infant slippers? John Deere infant slippers! These John Deere green inspired slippers are perfect for cold weather. The slippers are sherpa lined sure to keep little feet comfortable and warm all day
- Why settle for plain, uncomfortable slippers? These slippers are easy to put on little feet. The exterior slipper include non-slip tread bottoms with silicon printed grippers which help keep those little feet steady while moving around
- Looking for a great gift giving idea for baby? These cozy slippers are perfect for welcoming the next generation of John Deere farmers
- Keep babies feet warm and dry. These slippers offer an inherent moisture-wicking fibers that pulls the moisture away from babies feet if their little feet get too warm! Available in John Deere green with embroidered design
- Trust in John Deere's reputation for quality these slippers which have a soft interior and exterior
Country USA
Brand John Deere
Manufacturer John Deere Children's Apparel
Binding Shoes
ItemPartNumber JFC320GF6
Model JFC320GF6
Color Original Green
Size 0-6 Months Infant
EANs 0840269138195
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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