Paprika Gingham Carrot Pants
Our cosy Paprika Gingham Carrot Pants have a voluminous tapered shape, and warm flannel fabric for cosy days or adventures outdoors.
This classic gingham yarn dyed fabric, has been subverted with our choice of offbeat hue and choice of super soft flannel fabric, ensuring your little one can roam happily in comfort and style.
These pants can be mixed or matched with any of our cosy wild tops!
- 100% organic cotton flannel, 170g
- Designed in the UK. Made in Europe.
- Our model is 83cm tall and wears size 1-2y.
Use the size chart link above to help you find the right size. Please remember that the age information is a guideline, so it is always best to measure your child.
Our cosy Paprika Gingham Carrot Pants have a voluminous tapered shape, and warm flannel fabric for cosy days or adventures outdoors.
This classic gingham yarn dyed fabric, has been subverted with our choice of offbeat hue and choice of super soft flannel fabric, ensuring your little one can roam happily in comfort and style.
These pants can be mixed or matched with any of our cosy wild tops!
- 100% organic cotton flannel, 170g
- Designed in the UK. Made in Europe.
- Our model is 83cm tall and wears size 1-2y.
Use the size chart link above to help you find the right size. Please remember that the age information is a guideline, so it is always best to measure your child.
Original: $56.02
-70%$56.02
$16.81Description
Our cosy Paprika Gingham Carrot Pants have a voluminous tapered shape, and warm flannel fabric for cosy days or adventures outdoors.
This classic gingham yarn dyed fabric, has been subverted with our choice of offbeat hue and choice of super soft flannel fabric, ensuring your little one can roam happily in comfort and style.
These pants can be mixed or matched with any of our cosy wild tops!
- 100% organic cotton flannel, 170g
- Designed in the UK. Made in Europe.
- Our model is 83cm tall and wears size 1-2y.
Use the size chart link above to help you find the right size. Please remember that the age information is a guideline, so it is always best to measure your child.
