Janine Seersucker Bettwäsche Piano 200x200 salbeigrün

Janine Seersucker Bettwäsche Piano 200x200 salbeigrün

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M251S

$109.95

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Janine Seersucker Bettwäsche Piano 200x200 salbeigrünDie edle Bettwsche Piano 0125 der Marke Janine in hochwertiger Mako Soft Seersucker Qualitt besteht aus 100% Baumwolle. Das schlichte, unifarbene Dessin ist in vielen Farben erhltlich und daher gut mit verschiedenen Einrichtungsstilen kombinierbar. Nicht zu vergessen ist dabei die besonders feinfdige Qualitt dieser Soft Seersucker Bettwsche aus supergekmmten Mako Garnen. Diese Bettwsche ist hautsympatisch, feuchtigkeitsregulierend und atmungsaktiv.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012