Jujube Super Be Plus Tokidoki Diaper Bag - Animalini 2.0
Jujube Super Be Plus Tokidoki Diaper Bag - Animalini 2.0
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Jujube Super Be Diaper Bag is an ultralight tote that is the perfect choice for the mom-about-town. Roomy and spacious, this bag can accommodate large laptops, notebooks and anything else you want to stow inside. The top is zippered, so there is no need to worry about your things falling out if your bag topples over in transit. Multiple storage pockets make it easy to get organized so that nothing gets lost in the bottom of the bag. This lightweight tote is comfortable and easy to carry, wherever the day takes you.
It’s a safari party with Animalini 2.0! Animals with their cute little babies explore the sherbet shaded savanna on this tokidoki x JuJuBe bestseller. We spy lions, elephants, giraffes, and more ... along with some of our favorite tokidoki friends. And since it’s the Year of the Tiger, we added one on the satin silver logo zipper pull! Complete with sour apple lining, adorable character zipper pulls, and a multi-colored background, you’re guaranteed a roaring good time with Animalini 2.0!
New Super Be Plus comes with Metal D-rings added to this style, making it easy to add your favourite messenger strap to this classic JuJuBe style!
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Product Description
Product Description
Features
- Dimensions – 18”W x 15”H x 5.5”D
- Weight – 1 pound
- Pockets – 2 mesh pockets and one extra-long zippered pocket in main compartment; Zippered closure on main compartment; Large back pocket with snap closure; 3 exterior front pockets
- Fabrics – Light-colored lining; Silver ion treated interior resists bacteria, mold and mildew; Highly stain resistant exterior, spills wipe right off
- Straps – 2 tote straps with 12” drop
- Hardware – Metal hardware
- Extras – Key Fob; Machine washable
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