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Toddler Girls Under Armour 2-pc. Sherpa Crewneck & Leggings Set
Elevate your little girl's wardrobe with this stylish set that combines next-level comfort and playful flair. The plush printed crewneck pairs perfectly with stretch logo leggings, making it an effortless choice for active days while ensuring she looks adorable and ready to play.
FEATURES
- Next-level comfort for active movement
- Plush printed Sherpa crewneck
- Stretch logo leggings for a snug fit
- Material wicks sweat & dries really fast
FIT & SIZE
- Leggings fit style
- Encased elastic waistband
DETAILS
- Includes: crewneck and leggings
- Pull on closure
- Crewneck neckline
- Long sleeves
- Imported
MATERIAL & CARE
- Ultrasoft and warm sherpa construction
- Crewneck: polyester
- Leggings: polyester, elastane
- Machine wash
| Height | Weight | Chest | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0-3 M | 20.5" - 24" | 8-12 lbs | 15.5" - 17" |
| 3-6 M | 24" - 27" | 12-16 lbs | 17" - 18" |
| 6-9 M | 27" - 29" | 16-20 lbs | 18" - 18.5" |
| 12 M | 29" - 30" | 18-22 lbs | 18.5" - 19" |
| 18 M | 30.5" - 33" | 22-26 lbs | 19" - 20" |
| 24 M | 33" - 35" | 26-30 lbs | 20" - 21" |
| 2T | 33" - 35" | 29-33 lbs | 20" - 21" |
| 3T | 35" - 38" | 32-36 lbs | 20.5" - 21.5" |
| 4T | 38" - 41" | 35-39 lbs | 21.5" - 22.5" |
| 5T | 41" - 44" | 38-42 lbs | 22.5" - 23.5" |
Size chart is a general guide. It may include sizes that are unavailable for this item.
The idea for Under Armour was born on a football field in 1996
when Special Teams captain Kevin Plank looked down at his heavy, sweaty cotton T-shirt and thought: “There’s got to be a better T-shirt for this.There wasn’t. So, he made one—and it made athletes feel lighter, stronger, faster. It changed the way athletes dress forever. Now, Under Armour is a global company deeply rooted in the culture of sport and makes shoes and gear for athletes that go beyond the game. At the end of the day, the purpose remains the same ... build gear that makes you BETTER.
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