Venicci Upline 3 Ultimate Bundle | Aloe | 16-Piece with Tiago Car Seat Beige & 360° Base

Venicci Upline 3 Ultimate Bundle | Aloe | 16-Piece with Tiago Car Seat Beige & 360° Base

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Venicci Upline 3 Ultimate Bundle | Aloe | 16-Piece with Tiago Car Seat Beige & 360° BaseVenicci Upline 3 Ultimate 4in1 Plus Bundle 16 Piece Bundle Aloe The third generation of Venicci's bestselling Upline pram, now with the innovative Up2Go folding carrycot compact, travel ready, and built for life on the move. This complete 16 piece bundle includes everything you need from newborn to toddler, including the Tiago i Size Car Seat and 360 Isofix Base. What's in the Bundle? Frame Ultra lightweight aluminium, just 5. 9 kg, with integrated

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