Netherlands hektik.cc Jumping rabbit Flap gray bristle top

Although Flap mouth say eat carrots, but when no one sees, Flap or eat Oh, because there is no way to resist Flap orange and sweet flavor to attract it! The thin jacket wrapped head bristles with black velvet elbow stick fight, no shoulder line design, soft and comfortable to put on a good move. ** ** Dimensions https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7513/15265870294_4212000236_o.png ** ** Small caution @ Color camera and computer may have color, please receive real colors. @ Flat measurement may be 1 to 2 cm error. @ Recommend hand wash. When cleaning or ironing, set the clothes upside down; or re-load laundry washing machine. @ Recommendation below 30 ℃ low temperature washing, low dehydration, not drying, bleaching, over-twisted and   Dry cleaning, washing clothes separately from other ** Hektik.cc self-introduction ** From the Netherlands, the protagonist is a group of distinctive small animals, such as love and bees bzzz shopping around looking for nectar eating brom bear; all the time to go on stage in mauw; shy frog singer kiki; like eating bamboo panda xixi; hate to eat red Radish rabbit flap .... Come and be friends! hektik.cc whole goods have passed Oeko Tex100 and WRAP certified to meet the principles of fair trade, fulfill corporate social responsibility. Designers Gaudi Hoedaya and Ursula Wurzinger, two in Rotterdam, the Netherlands launched Kids Fashion work, creating interesting everyday wear for kids fashion, wrapped in the clothes can not find excessive decoration, and some just weird interesting design ** What is the Oeko Tex100 ** Textiles and clothing used to detect whether the residual substances harmful to human health and the manufacturing process, will not adversely affect the environment ** WRAP Certification ** Worldwide Responsible Apparel Production by the organizations to develop, aims to improve the human rights situation around the world garment production enterprises to ensure that the basic working hours and safety, no child labor and sweatshops, in line with the principle of fairness and justice.