Coastie Shorts - various

SANDFISH CLOTHING LIMITED

£25

Often confused with jelly tots, these shorts are as colourful and fun as it gets. Made from the softest cotton with eye catching lace and bobble details at the hem, they are another runaway bestseller. Ideal as PJ bottoms or regular shorts for summer. Age 2-3yrs, 4-5yrs, 5-6yrs, 7-8yrs, 9-10yrs and 11-12yrs ORDERING: Please note that w hat you see here is only a selection of the colours available - we have many more. Because they are made from off cuts and left over material, in our bid to use every last scrap and leave nothing to waste, each pair is often individual and it is really hard to k

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SANDFISH CLOTHING LIMITED, number 14372136. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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