Boy's Christening Outfit 'Blue Gown/Romper'
Little Doves£240
This is the perfect solution if you have the dilemma "Should my baby boy wear a gown or a romper?" Well, why not have both?
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Product description
This is the perfect solution if you have the dilemma "Should my baby boy wear a gown or a romper?" Well, why not have both?
The Fulham Boy Gown and Romper is the ideal solution. Your child will wear a gown for the baptism and then the skirt is then removed revealing the romper, which will be worn for the rest of the celebrations. This Fulham Boy Outfit has been created using 100% silk dupion. The romper is decoreated with baby blue satin ribbon and pintuck detailing on the bodice front with complimenting satin buttons and a small sailor collar. The shorter style legs are gathered into narrow cuffs, and are attached to the bodice in stylish pleats. The separate skirt is plain apart from a row of pintuck detail above the hemline. The skirt is pleated into a narrow waistband which then adjoins the romper under a mock flap at the waist. This ensures fastenings are concealed, making the outfit appear as one.
Matching gifts and accessories are also available. Cap £30
Bib £30
Booties £35
Variations
The Fulham Boy Gown and Romper is available in white or ivory silk. The contrasting ribbon can be in any colour you would like.
Overview
Made in Britain
Personalisation available
Dimensions
This gown is made to measure. Normally gowns are made 3 weeks prior to baptism. Once your order is placed we will create you for size details.
Made from
100 pure silk dupion. Available in white or ivory
Product code
333415
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Returns
You have 28 days, from receipt of cancellable goods, to notify the seller if you wish to cancel your order or exchange an item.
Please note: goods that are personalised, bespoke or made-to-order to your specific requirements, perishable products and personal items sold with a hygiene seal (cosmetics, underwear) in instances where the seal is broken are non-refundable, unless faulty.
