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4Square Element Kids Muscle Vintage Black

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4Square Element Kids Muscle Vintage BlackThe 4Square Element Kids Muscle in Vintage Black is a stylish and comfortable muscle tank, crafted from soft cotton for a breathable feel. Featuring a cool graphic design, this muscle tank offers a modern and playful look. Designed in a standard fit, it provides a relaxed yet fashionable fit, perfect for casual wear and active days. 4Square Element Kids Muscle Size Guide The 4Square Element Kids Muscle is available in sizes 1 2 to 9 10 with the

The 4Square Element Kids Muscle in Vintage Black is a stylish and comfortable muscle tank, crafted from soft cotton for a breathable feel. Featuring a cool graphic design, this muscle tank offers a modern and playful look. Designed in a standard fit, it provides a relaxed yet fashionable fit, perfect for casual wear and active days.

4Square Element Kids Muscle Size Guide
The 4Square Element Kids Muscle is available in sizes 1-2 to 9-10 with the following measurements:

Size 1-2

  • Length: 37 cm

  • Width: 30 cm

  • Recommended Height: 80 – 90 cm

  • Recommended Weight: 8 – 12 kg

Size 3-4

  • Length: 41 cm

  • Width: 32 cm

  • Recommended Height: 90 – 100 cm

  • Recommended Weight: 12 – 16 kg

Size 5-6

  • Length: 45 cm

  • Width: 34 cm

  • Recommended Height: 100 – 110 cm

  • Recommended Weight: 16 – 20 kg

Size 7-8

  • Length: 49 cm

  • Width: 36 cm

  • Recommended Height: 110 – 120 cm

  • Recommended Weight: 20 – 24 kg

Size 9-10

  • Length: 53 cm

  • Width: 38 cm

  • Recommended Height: 120 – 130 cm

  • Recommended Weight: 24 – 28 kg

Material:
Fabric: Soft Cotton

Recommendation:
The 4Square Element Kids Muscle in Vintage Black is crafted from soft cotton, offering a breathable and comfortable fit. Featuring a cool graphic design, it provides a modern and playful look. The muscle tank is designed in a standard fit, offering a relaxed yet fashionable silhouette. Perfect for casual wear or active days, it’s a stylish addition to your child’s wardrobe.

Note:
For the best fit, consider your child’s height and weight as the primary factors when selecting the size. Cotton fabric is soft and breathable but may shrink slightly after washing, so consider sizing up if your child is near the upper end of the size range for extra comfort.

Care Instructions:

  • Machine wash cold (max 30°C) on a gentle cycle to maintain fabric integrity.

  • Use mild liquid detergent suitable for cotton fabrics.

  • Do not bleach to preserve the vintage black color and fabric quality.

  • Do not soak for extended periods to avoid fabric wear.

  • Turn inside out before washing to protect the graphic design and preserve the fabric.

  • Hang dry in shade or lay flat to dry to prevent shrinkage and maintain fit.

  • Iron on low heat if needed, preferably while damp, to smooth out wrinkles.

  • Do not dry clean to maintain fabric softness and the graphic design.

Storage:

  • Fold neatly or hang on a padded hanger in a cool, dry place.

  • Keep out of direct sunlight to preserve the vintage black color and fabric integrity.

  • Store loosely to maintain the relaxed fit and avoid stretching.

Additional Advice:

  • Wash with similar colors to avoid color bleeding, especially during the first few washes.

  • Promptly remove from the washer to reduce wrinkles and maintain fabric softness.

  • Cotton fabric naturally softens over time, making it more comfortable for everyday wear.

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