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Sophia's Set of 3 Canvas Tennis Shoes for 18" Dolls, Pink, White, and Blue

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Sophia's Set of 3 Canvas Tennis Shoes for 18" Dolls, Pink, White, and BlueINCLUDES: 3 pairs of canvas sneakers with white laces and faux leather toe cap includes a hot pink, white and light blue pair, each featuring contrasting black striping and textured soles for a trendy, realistic look and feel! FUN CREATIVE PLAY: Your little will love imagining and creating different outfits and exploring their individuality through self expression, even dressing their doll up to match themselves! GREAT GIFT IDEA: Perfect for the

  • INCLUDES: 3 pairs of canvas sneakers with white laces and faux leather toe cap includes a hot pink, white and light blue pair, each featuring contrasting black striping and textured soles for a trendy, realistic look and feel!
  • FUN CREATIVE PLAY: Your little will love imagining and creating different outfits and exploring their individuality through self-expression, even dressing their doll up to match themselves!
  • GREAT GIFT IDEA: Perfect for the little one who likes to play dress-up, or wants to practice putting on shoes and tying laces.
  • MADE for 18" Dolls: Perfect for Sophia's by Teamson Kids dolls, American Girl dolls, My Life As dolls, Our Generation dolls, and more (doll not included)
  • MIX AND MATCH: Combine these shoes with other outfits and accessories for endless combinations!

Your little one can accessorize their 18" doll in these trendy canvas sneakers in three color combinations from Sophia's by Teamson Kids. Shoes are sturdy and realistic for active play and features colored canvas, white tie up laces, and white imitation leather toe caps! Made for 18" Dolls, the shoes are compatible with Sophia's by Teamson Kids Dolls, American Girl dolls, My Life As dolls, Our Generation dolls, and more! Dolls not included. Teamson is a global lifestyle home designs brand bringing joy into every home through beautiful, quality pieces made for stylishly comfortable everyday living. Our Teamson Kids brands give flight to fun, discovery and learning through beautifully crafted, safe, and trend-right furniture pieces and toys for kids with a spirit of curiosity and adventure. Sophia's by Teamson Kids brings to life the magic friendship between a kid and dolls through beautifully made dolls, doll furniture, and doll accessories.

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  • Dimensions: 3.5x1.5x1.25 in
  • Weight: 0.2 lb(s)

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