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Tstars Like Farter Like Son Dad and Baby Matching Shirts - Funny Father's Day Set with Dads Tee and Infant Bodysuit Dad Gray Medium/Son Gray Newborn (0-3M)

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$29.95
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Why shoppers consider it
  • Funny Dad & Baby Matching Shirts - Features a humorous "World's Best Farter I Mean Father" design for dad and "Like Farter Like Son" for baby. A playful daddy and me outfit that brings laughs to family moments
  • Funny Gift for New & Expecting Dads - A fun present for Father's Day, pregnancy announcements reveals, or welcoming a new child. Ideal for dads-to-be or growing families looking for dad and baby matching shirts
  • Breathable Fabric with All-Day Comfort - Made from soft cotton-blend material that's gentle on skin. Features a relaxed fit for both adults and infants--ideal for indoor lounging or outdoor strolls.
  • Print and designs - Quality graphic apparel, durable to endure regular wear and frequent washings. This solid color garment is decorated with a front print, using direct-to-garment or screen printing, cured properly...
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