

Maileg, Beach Mouse Little Sister - Red Dot Floatie
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Blue swimsuit. Red dot float. Completely ready for the sea.
Little Sister Mouse has packed nothing, planned nothing, and is absolutely confident the day will work itself out. She arrives dressed in a blue cotton swimsuit with a red-dotted float ring around her middle — the kind of summer afternoon captured in miniature. At 10cm tall she is Little Sister size, fitting Micro and Mouse-sized Maileg furniture and the Maileg Beach collection accessories: the umbrella, the sun lounger, the bucket and spade. She is the natural centrepiece of a beach scene, and a particularly good gift for the Mornington Peninsula summer.
Her clothing is removable and swappable with other Little Sister Mouse outfits from the Maileg range. Also available with a multi-dot float. Cotton and linen outer, recycled polyester and PE pellet filling. Machine washable at 30°C.
- 10cm tall — Little Sister size, fits Micro and Mouse-sized Maileg furniture and accessories
- Blue cotton swimsuit with red-dotted float ring
- Also available with multi-dot float
- Machine washable at 30°C; cotton and linen outer, recycled polyester and PE pellet filling
- Ages 3 and up — not suitable for children under 36 months, small parts
Maileg is a Danish design house that has been making quietly magical things since 1999. Their mice, bunnies, bears and accessories are crafted with extraordinary detail — and they are the kind of things that get kept. Passed down. Added to, birthday by birthday.
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