Red Nala Dress
A charming red dress for your mini
With its smocked and embroidery details, this dress adds a unique and chic touch to your littles closet. Made from 100% cotton, it promises softness and lightness warm days ahead. Pair with sandals for a charming look!
Our Favorite Details:
- Short puff sleeves
- Embroidered and smocked yoke
Material: 100% Cotton
Care: Machine wash cold
About the Brand
A French children’s clothing brand, BONTON is all about incorporating Parisan style into your little one’s wardrobe. By playing with color and focusing everyday essentials, it makes getting dressed easy.
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Red Nala Dress
Red Nala Dress
A charming red dress for your mini
With its smocked and embroidery details, this dress adds a unique and chic touch to your littles closet. Made from 100% cotton, it promises softness and lightness warm days ahead. Pair with sandals for a charming look!
Our Favorite Details:
- Short puff sleeves
- Embroidered and smocked yoke
Material: 100% Cotton
Care: Machine wash cold
About the Brand
A French children’s clothing brand, BONTON is all about incorporating Parisan style into your little one’s wardrobe. By playing with color and focusing everyday essentials, it makes getting dressed easy.
Original: $4,811,000.00
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Description
A charming red dress for your mini
With its smocked and embroidery details, this dress adds a unique and chic touch to your littles closet. Made from 100% cotton, it promises softness and lightness warm days ahead. Pair with sandals for a charming look!
Our Favorite Details:
- Short puff sleeves
- Embroidered and smocked yoke
Material: 100% Cotton
Care: Machine wash cold
About the Brand
A French children’s clothing brand, BONTON is all about incorporating Parisan style into your little one’s wardrobe. By playing with color and focusing everyday essentials, it makes getting dressed easy.
