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75cm RESTMENGE Sweatstoff Big Pattern Linien - blau B-WAREWeicher Sweatstoff mit leicht angerauter Innenseite in Dunkelnblau mit kleinen geometrischen Formen in Blau. Perfekt fr Kinderbekleidung, aber auch Erwachsene geeignet. Bequem und stilvoll zugleich. Material: 95% Baumwolle, 5% Elasthan Breite: 145 cm Gewicht: 320 g m Pflegehinweis: 40C Schonwaschgang, linksseitig waschen, nicht Trockner geeignet, bgelbar Stufe 1 kotex Standard 100 Bitte beachte: Es handelt sich hier um B Ware. Der Stoff weist an der
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