Venicci Tila Pram 16 Piece Luxury Bundle - Olive - Tiago Black

Venicci Tila Pram 16 Piece Luxury Bundle - Olive - Tiago Black

Marsoni

M251S

$549.50

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Venicci Tila Pram 16 Piece Luxury Bundle - Olive - Tiago BlackExperience urban parenting perfected with the Venicci Tila 16 Piece Luxury Bundle in Olive. This premium travel system combines Italian inspired design with innovative functionality, delivering everything you need from newborn to toddler in one complete package. The Tila's signature Up2Go folding system transforms the carrycot in one smooth motion, while the slim, lightweight chassis navigates city streets with ease. With 16 essential pieces included,

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012