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Sleep tight in any world with your own 100% silk pajamas inspired by Coraline’s infamous polka-dot ensemble. Set includes button-front top with lilac piping and drawstring pants with elastic waist.
- Machine wash cold on gentle cycle + air dry flat
- Do not bleach
- Iron or steam on low heat
- Model is 5'10 and wears a size Medium
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Coraline Silk Pajamas
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$150.00
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Art-i-Fact #7
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Art-i-Fact #9
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Art-i-Fact #8
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Art-i-Fact #10
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