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Personalized White Hooded Towel with Blue Airplane

$69.95

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My son was given one of your stools in 1986 it has been in use one way or another ever since. Thank you for a quality product

Michael

As I said in my message to you, we have personally been enjoying your stools for over 15 yrs in our house, not to mention the many gifts I have ordered from you

Rena

Thank you! We have been purchasing these stools for our friends and relatives’ new babies since our first child received one 15 years ago! They are the best!

Susan

My parents bought me a stool in 1983 with my name and I still have it! My two kids play with it and sit on it all the time! I wanted to get my daughter the same

Lindsay

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  • Description
Item #: 6102

  • Made of 100% cotton loop terry fabric
  • Hooded bath towel measures 34" x 34"
  • The child's name and airplane are embroidered on the hood of the towel
  • Allow approximately 1 week for delivery
  • FREE shipping in the continental U.S.

Customer Experiences

Thanks for the order confirmation. I have been using you for years, and these are the best gifts anyone could get. Thanks.

Robin

Thank you for 26 years (we have been customers) of great gifts!

Ellen

I have been buying your name puzzle stools since 1979. At that time I lived in St. Louis and saw one in Crestwood Mall, which I purchased for my God Daughter. I

Bob

Twenty-five years have passed since I got the name stool for my first-born, driving out to your place in the country. When the second child lost the "i" in her

Donna