Ekouaer House Dress for Women with Pockets Short Sleeve Nightgowns Moo Moos
Product Description
Ekouaer House Dress for Women with Pockets Short Sleeve Nightgowns Moo Moos
- Material：Nightgowns for women is made of 95% Polyester & 5% Spandex. High-quality, Super Soft, Stretchy, Comfortable and Lightweight. Perfect for a loungedress or house dress at home
- Features：This short sleeve mumu dress is above knee length, featuring short wave sleeves, two side pockets, irregular wave curved hem, v neck special pleated design. Ideal for day relaxing, night dreaming and will keep you elegant when guests visit
- Style：The moomoo nightgown are available from Small to XXX Large, casual loungewear are suitable for almost all shapes, sizes, ages. Soft sleepwear is perfect when you work off at home or night's sleep
- Best gift: This night gown is cool, comfortable, and cozy. This casual loose moo moos dress is perfect as a Mother's Day or birthday gift for moms and grandmas
- Attention：Machine Washable, Do not bleach. Ekouaer is committed to offering you the best night gown. Please check the size chart in Product Description/Picture before ordering. Wash well with no shrinkage, wrinkles, fade, pilling
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