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Sergent Major
Purple Trouser
Original price was: £23.00.£5.00Current price is: £5.00.- Pants with a close-fitting Milan cut in blackcurrant colour
- Side zip fastening, 4 front and back pockets
- Adjustable waist
- Decorative silver buttons at the waist
Navy Blue Trouser
Original price was: £25.00.£5.00Current price is: £5.00.- 4 pockets, 2 with gold piping
- 2 decorative buttons
- Zipped opening on the side
Pink Short Sleeve Bow Tie Shirt
Original price was: £23.00.£3.00Current price is: £3.00.Elegant shirt in woven cotton with short sleeves and a bow tie. Classic collar, buttons on the front, placket on the back. Removable bow tie
Composition:
100% COTTON
Green Trouser Jean
Original price was: £20.00.£5.00Current price is: £5.00.65%COTTON-33%POLYESTER-2%ELASTANE
Red Trouser Jean
Original price was: £20.00.£5.00Current price is: £5.00.65%COTTON-33%POLYESTER-2%ELASTANE
Navy Blue Jogging Bottoms
Price range: £5.00 through £10.00- Elasticated waist with drawstrings
- 2 front pockets
- Contrasting stripes on the sides
Vintage Pink Sweatshirt With Animal Print
Original price was: £22.00.£7.00Current price is: £7.00.- Soft cotton fabric with print
- Tic-tac button fastening on the collar
- Tout Mimi printed pattern on the front
- Ribbed edging around the neck, sleeve ends and bottom of the garment
Baby Boy Grey Knitted Cardigan
Original price was: £24.00.£7.00Current price is: £7.00.- Fancy collar
- 2 pockets
- Buttoned opening
- Soft and warm material
- Main material : 52% COTTON – 31% ACRYLIC – 17% POLYESTER
A children’s fashion brand based in Paris, Sergent Major brings catwalk elegance to its collections for children from 0 to 11 years old. The brand places high value on practical, comfortable clothing for kids, and sticks firmly to its central values: fantasy, complicity, creativity and quality. The designs are inspired from kid’s stories. Every design will communicate a theme on which the kid can build a narrative. The belief at Sergent Major is that children should remain children – enjoying the dreams that separate them from the adult world.
