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Boy wearing a swimsuit with elasticated belt Meno graffiti
Focus swimsuit for boys with elasticated belt Meno graffiti
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mother and son wearing a matching swimsuit graffiti
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Meno Graffiti Boys swimsuit with an elastic waistband

€45.83
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  • French brand
  • Parent-Kid matching
  • Recycled and recyclable polyester
  • Fast drying
  • OEKO-TEX certifed

This boys swimsuit, eco-designed from recycled polyester fibers, is matching the family. Its elastic waistband tightens by a drawstring can be adjusted to the kid-size.

  • High quality and quick-drying fabric and mesh
  • Fabric resistant to chlorine, salted water and sun
  • To match with the t-shirt Anti-UV SPF 50+
  • Blue drawstring bag offered to put your swimsuit, even when wet
  • Exclusive prints inspired by the travels of the founders

Refer to the size chart.

We recommend to select his usual size.

Auguste our model measures 120 cm and wears a size 6 years old.

Product details:

  • Mid-Tigh length
  • Recycled polyester fibers

Care instruction to take care of your swimsuit, to keep it several summers:

  • Rinse with clear water after using it
  • Machine wash regularly at 30°
  • Make sure your swimsuit is dry before putting it away until next year
  • Do not machine dry

At GILI’S our trademark is our expertise.

100% of our fabrics and textiles are sourced in Europe (Spain or Italy), so as to guarantee the quality and closely monitor the workmanship and durability. The fabric of this swimsuit is from Spain.

Next stop Marrakech, where we have carefully selected our factories, ensuring the respect of our ecological and social commitments. We visit them several times a year to control, iter alia, the quality of production.