Kickee Pants Confetti Sunglasses Print Boy's Boxer Brief

Kickee Pants Confetti Sunglasses Print Boy's Boxer Brief

Marsoni

M251S

$12.50

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Kickee Pants Confetti Sunglasses Print Boy's Boxer BriefStock up on essentials with our mix n match Boxer Briefs. Created with our signature fabric for super softness and added breathability, these boxers are sure to be the go to for your little guy. Available in a variety of prints to match his unique style. Features: Single boxer brief style underwear Comfortable, elasticized waistband Tag free label inside back waist for extra comfort Made from our signature fabric (95% Viscose from Bamboo, 5% Spandex)

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012