Baby ceremony shirts
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Shirt Horizon blue pointed collar TC embroidery
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Shirt White cotton pointed collar pin tucks
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Shirt White pointed collar TC embroidery cotton
Regular price 85 €Regular priceUnit price perSale price 85 € -
Shirt Light grey pointed collar stripes
Regular price 85 €Regular priceUnit price perSale price 85 €
Discover our new ceremony shirts for babies from children's fashion brand Tartine et Chocolat. Chic and elegant pieces for timeless fashion from size 3 months to 4 years. Our tops are made from cotton and come in white, blue, pink, Taupe, black and red, adding a light and elegant touch to your children's outfits. You can also add them to your child's wardrobe for every occasion or give them as a beautiful gift.
Tartine et Chocolat, a leading name in children's fashion since 1977, offers chic and elegant clothing for children from newborn to 14 years. With a desire to create fashion that transcends time and age, Tartine et Chocolat places the newborn at the heart of its creations to meet the needs of little ones: soft, comfortable and noble materials to make their days as calm and gentle as possible. Our pieces are designed to be durable and passed down from generation to generation, so that tomorrow's fashion remembers yesterday and bears beautiful witness to time without showing its marks. The Tartine et Chocolat brand offers a complete collection for your baby girl's or baby boy's first days and first months, including: baby bodysuits, pyjamas, cardigans, jumpsuits and outfits, accessories such as hats, slippers, tights, as well as leggings, trousers, bloomers and gift boxes. Meticulous attention is also paid to the choice of fabric, most of which is 100% cotton, linen or cashmere and Made in Europe. To ensure little ones and older children remain protected even in their clothing, we are committed to using no chemicals in either the fabric or the production process.


























