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PJ Salvage Women's Citrus Dreams Morning Squeeze Long 3-Piece PJ Set Size:S creating movement and dimension

SKU: 72536264993

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SEK114.00 SEK154.00

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PJ Salvage Women's Citrus Dreams Morning Squeeze Long 3-Piece PJ Set Size:S creating movement and dimensionA little zest for your winddown routine. This threepiece morningblue pajama set is crafted in soft butter jersey with an allover orange and leafy citrus print. The buttonfront longsleeve top pairs with relaxed openleg pants featuring an elastic drawstring waistband and side pockets, while the coordinating striped eye mask embroidered with "Squeeze the Day" completes the set.

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Description

creating movement and dimension

Perfect for transitional seasons

breathable fabric

with slight variations in color adding to its natural charm

including a narrower quilting pattern at flex points to enhance fit

PJ Salvage Women's Citrus Dreams Morning Squeeze Long 3-Piece PJ Set Size:S creating movement and dimensionA little zest for your winddown routine. This threepiece morningblue pajama set is crafted in soft butter jersey with an allover orange and leafy citrus print. The buttonfront longsleeve top pairs with relaxed openleg pants featuring an elastic drawstring waistband and side pockets, while the coordinating striped eye mask embroidered with "Squeeze the Day" completes the set.

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