LeMieux Mini Drinks Bottle Powder Blue

Marsoni

M251S

$19.95

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LeMieux Mini Drinks Bottle Powder BlueThis adorable travel cup for kids offers 480ml leak proof hydration on the go, perfect for days out, riding lessons and picnics. Vacuum insulated stainless steel maintains the temperature of drinks. A pony print contrasts with the bottle, while a screw top lid with a BPA free pop up top makes it easy to drink from and spill free. A portable handle is ideal for carrying by little hands.

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