Winter Pijama With House Robe

Size	3 - 6 6 - 9 9 - 12

These Disney character winter loungewear sets are designed for toddlers, providing a full 3-piece cozy outfit including a house robe and matching pajamas. Each set is available in a size range from 3-6 months up to 36 months
Mickey Mouse Bold Set
Hooded Robe: A thick, dark charcoal fleece robe covered in an all-over Mickey Mouse face and polka dot pattern, featuring 3D Mickey ears on the hood.
Pajamas: Includes a vibrant red long-sleeve top with a large winking Mickey Mouse graphic and a matching pair of patterned fleece bottoms with ribbed ankle cuffs.
Minnie Mouse Pink Pattern Set
Plush Robe: A soft pink fleece dressing gown with a hood that includes Minnie’s black ears and a matching pink bow. It features a tie-waist and two front pockets.
Pajamas: A light pink set with an all-over classic Minnie Mouse print on both the long-sleeve top and the cuffed trousers.
Disney Stitch “Ohana” Set
Character Robe: A sky-blue fleece robe with a hood showcasing Stitch’s face and large 3D upright ears.
Pajamas: A grey and white striped top featuring a Stitch graphic and the word “OHANA”. The white bottoms feature an all-over blue Stitch pattern with ribbed cuffs.
Disney Frozen Elsa Set
Snowflake Robe: An icy blue plush robe featuring a hood decorated with silver metallic snowflakes, a waist tie, and front pockets.
Pajamas: A cream long-sleeve top with an Elsa graphic and the word “Magical”. The light blue trousers feature a matching silver snowflake pattern.
Minnie & Daisy “Best Friends” Set
Soft Peach Robe: A pale pink/peach robe with an all-over white outline print of Minnie Mouse silhouettes.
Pajamas: A heather grey long-sleeve top with a large graphic of Minnie Mouse and Daisy Duck together. The matching grey pants feature character graphics on the legs and ribbed ankle cuffs.

Size	12 – 18, 18 – 24, 24-36, 3 – 6, 6 – 9, 9 – 12

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