ColumbiaGirls' 7-20 Fire Side Sherpa Full-Zip Jacket
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Cozy, fits great
Jacket fits my toddler perfectly. Warm and soft, comfy under bigger jacket or on its own
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Soft, Warm, and Perfect for My Daughter
I bought the Girls’ Fire Side™ Sherpa Jacket for my daughter, and she loves it. The material is very soft and warm, perfect for cold days. It feels comfortable and not heavy, so she can wear it to school or outside easily.
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Product never received
Not sure why Macy’s showing this as delivered. It never delivered and lost in transit when I called Macys customer service. They re issued the order with promise that i will get on the date before my travel and now new replacement order is also delayed. And ai can’t get my products before my travel. Macys said l will lose discount and also my rewards if I will return the product. Its reduced experience. I am so not happy. I have to buy new coats jackets with full price now yo be able to meet my needs. This wasn’t expected from the store like Macys . Do disappointed!
Love it
My daughter loves it. She’s 11 and kind of in a weird place when it comes to sizes and clothing. Got an XL and it’s perfect with extra room
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So cute and fluffy
Our favorite sweater for our almost 3 year old. She got a 4T and it fits snugly but still cute
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Too cute!
Normally I buy my kids a Benton every year. But I noticed this one was rated for better warmth AND it is way cute! Girl love having a fuzzy pink jacket
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I love it
Excellent
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Nice fleece
Bought this for my niece. She loves the fleece. Wears it all the time. Fits well and looks stylish. Nice for cool days or layering under a jacket in cold weather.
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