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📦 LIVRAISON RAPIDE J+2
HUNDRED PIECES - Sweater - 2 years
Kidstorie Guarantee
- Each piece is carefully checked and authenticated by our Quality Experts
- Each piece is cleaned using a responsible process
- Each piece is carefully ironed
Description
Description : Very good condition (impeccable)
Item Number : P288
Category : Sweaters, Cardigans, Sweatshirts (Baby)
Brand : Hundred Pieces
Attributes
Material : CottonEstimated purchase price : 90
Deliveries & returns
Same day delivery/ shipping for all orders placed before 1 pm* . Free delivery for all purchases over €100.
Return / You have 14 days from receipt of the product to request a return (at your expense).
This is a new product in the world of second-hand goods, but it seemed obvious to us to offer it to you!
*average delivery times in working days (excluding weekends and public holidays) in mainland France.
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COMME NEUF
Grâce à une équipe incroyable, tous nos vêtements sont contrôlés, nettoyés et certifiés impeccables.
LIVRAISON RAPIDE J+2
À domicile ou en point relais
RETOURS
14 jours pour changer d'avis!
SERVICE CLIENT DISPONIBLE
service-client@kidstorie.com
CERTIFIED FLAWLESS
FAST DELIVERY
DEDICATED CUSTOMER SERVICE
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Nouveautés
"At Kidstorie , every item is inspected and cleaned . To dress little ones without breaking the bank or damaging the planet !"
" Second-hand quality . Good quality items are made to last...So they might as well be revalued at prices of up to 70% off."
" Kidstorie , a premium second-hand store for children from one month to 12 years old, offering brands such as Bonpoint and Stella McCartney. "
" Kidstorie , a new platform for high-end second-hand clothing for children . Baby Dior , Bonpoint, Burberry, Tartine & Chocolat , etc."
IMPACT
By choosing second-hand rather than new, you are doing something for the environment.
environmental costs are saved.
showers needed to make a T-shirt are not used.
km of air travel are saved for the production of a pair of jeans.
Source: Ecological Transition Agency