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The Aussie Pal 4L Insulated Hydro Jug Water Bottle Blue Class Series Stretch Fabric: On the back Burwood | RIM-5320-JBU Colour:Montana Blue and a longer back Kid's Pants

SKU: 4168220574
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USD159.00 USD183.00

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The Aussie Pal 4L Insulated Hydro Jug Water Bottle Blue Class Series Stretch Fabric: On the back Burwood RIM 5320 JBU Colour:Montana Blue and a longer back Kid's Pants Stretch Fabric: On the back of the hands and fingers for added flexibility and a closer fit ✔️ Soft 100 percent cotton in a lightweight 134 gsm weave✔️ Relaxed regular fit that is easy wearing and true to size✔️ Classic button front for clean everyday style✔️ Generous chest pocket for essentials✔️ Back pleats for extra movement and comfort✔️ Smooth breathable fabric ideal for hot weather✔️ Swanndri embroidery for the signature finish

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