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Pillows with removable cover

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Pillows with removable cover

00063

$18.00

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All Pillows comes with a removable cover that can taken off and machine washed and put back on.

The pillow insert is 100% Polyester Filling and is Hand Washable - Hypo-Allergenic

Size of the Pillow is 14 x 14".

These are so soft. Perfect for any car too!

**If you would like multiple pillows in similar (always need an extra) or different fabrics (I can’t decide either) please click “add more” after each additional selection.

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