DJECO Children's Color Changing Umbrella - Fishes, Bule (DD04... From Japan

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DJECO Children's Color Changing Umbrella - Fishes, Bule (DD04710) From Japan
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Dzeko (DJECO)
[The color changes when it gets wet ♪ Cute children's umbrella] A cute children's umbrella with a rounded and colony design when opened. A fun design that changes color when it gets wet! It's dome-shaped and has a head, so it's also recommended as the first umbrella for small children who aren't used to it yet.
[Umbrellas with fashionable designs by designers] Dzeko's umbrellas by European designers have unique designs. With its unique color and design, it stands out in kindergartens, nurseries and playroom umbrella stands. Colorful umbrellas can be enjoyed even on rainy days!
[Safety design that children do not pinch their fingers] It is made so that the lower wheel (white part) of the central shaft can be moved up and down to open and close. It is a safety design that is easy for children to open and close and does not pinch their fingers.
[French educational toy brand DJECO Blocks] DJECO is one of the four major French toy makers founded in 1954. It has won many European toy awards and is sold in museums around the world. DJECO Blocks develops a fashionable umbrella series for kids. Umbrellas with cute characters and designs are loved all over the world.
[Umbrella size] Overall length 68 cm Diameter about 68 cm Ribbone about 49 cm [Target age] From about 3 years old (depending on the height of the child) [Designer] Margaux Carpentrer
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Shipping
[economy] AIRMAIL (No Tracking No Insurance)
1 weeks~8 weeks
[standard] EPACKET (with tracking number and insurance)
1 weeks~8 weeks
[expedited] DHL or FedEx (with tracking number and insurance)
2 Day ~ 5 Day
DHL, FedEx will begin shipping on January 4, 2021.
Terms of Sale
Basically no cancellation after order
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