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Original price was: $8.99.$7.64Current price is: $7.64.
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This Halloween Onesie is a fun and adorable way for your baby to dress up for Halloween.
The onesie is white with a fun and festive design featuring cartoon jack-o’-lanterns and the word “Boo” all over.
Made from soft and comfortable materials, this onesie ensures your baby stays warm and cozy.
The onesie is easy to put on and take off, thanks to its snap closures.
This onesie is perfect for Halloween parties, trick-or-treating, or any other festive occasion.
This Halloween Long-sleeve Onesie is pre-owned but still brand new. It’s a great way to save money without sacrificing quality.
By buying this onesie, you’re not only getting a cute and festive outfit for your baby, but you’re also supporting a great cause. Father Joe’s Villages is a non-profit organization dedicated to their mission of preventing and ending homelessness in San Diego. Your purchase helps them continue their important work of providing housing, food, and other essential services to those in need. This Halloween Long-sleeve Onesie is a fun and festive way for your baby to dress up for Halloween while also making a positive impact on the community.
Color: White, with jack-o’-lanterns
Size: 12–18 months
Condition: Donated new
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