Their Nibs Traditional Satin Pyjama top - Peacock tile design - women's size M

By cbeck
May 15, 2022 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted May 15, 2022

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Posted May 15, 2022

Their Nibs Traditional Satin Pyjama top - Peacock tile design - women's size M - would fit size 8-12.

Only worn once, so is in perfect condition. ?15 cash collection from Honor Oak Park.

Comfortable fit with a flattering classic shape. Button-down shirt top, with front pocket and pretty piping detail.

Inspired by the return of the roaring twenties Their Nib's beautiful Peacock Tile print includes art deco inspired tiles with art nouveau swirls and our pretty peacock feather as the feature. The soft pink of the structural design contrasted with the bold teal base makes this a gorgeous nod to another colourful time.

Liquid satin has a lovely soft hand feel, yet is very durable and washes well. Their Nibs satin brings luxury to the every-day-ness of pyjama wearing.

Care: Machine wash, 30 degrees. Fabric: 100% Polyester

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