Be Bop a Hairbands 50s I Want Anchors and Polkadots In My Hair Scarf
€18.95
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The 50s I Want Anchors and Polkadots In My Hair Scarf totally completes your sailor look!
What would you like? A headband? A bow? You can do everything with this super cute hair scarf. Made from cotton with on one blue/white stripes with anchors and on the other side playful polkadots on a red background. Due to the wire the hairband will always stay in place, just the way you want it to be. L-O-V-E!
- Can be worn in different ways
- Provided with wire
- Free shipping within UK, USA, NL, BE, DE, AT, FR, & LU
to all other countries free shipping on orders over € 250 - Mo - Fri ordered before 9 pm CET = same day shipping within the Netherlands, in all other countries before 3.30 pm CET
Germany ordered before 12 am CET, delivery within 48 hours - Customized fit advice!
Every item is measured and tried on - 30-Day return within receipt
Money back if not satisfied! - Everything about return policy, international shipping fees
Care & Product details
- Cotton
- Handwash cold (don't leave it in the water)
- Wash dark colors seperately
- Do not tumble dry
Reviews from our customers
nl
12.July.2016
Marielle
Just love!!!!
Helemaal blij met mijn items.
De rok is al bijna afgedragen zo vaak heb ik hem aan. Hij zit geweldig en slankt behoorlijk af.
Het shirtje is grappig en nodigt uit tot conversaties, ook erg leuk.
De haarband is makkelijk en maakt je outfit af.
Ik ben weer supertevreden!
nl
3.July.2016
Josien
Heel vrolijk!
Deze gekocht bij het polkadot badpak wat ik inmiddels in rood en groen heb! Staat erg leuk!
nl
22.July.2017
Andrea
Weer geweldig geshopt!
Het strapless jurkje is echt geweldig! Het rode vestje is heel mooi van kleur. De bikini heeft een prachtige sailorlook, zeker met de haarband. Kortom weer helemaal blij met mijn aankopen!
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