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The Casablanca Kids Palm Tree Emblem Print T-Shirt in White is a designer unisex children’s T-shirt from the AW2026 Holiday Shop collection, made in Portugal from organic cotton. The “Palm Tree Emblem” is a more contained, badge-style graphic than the all-over Casa Airspray print — a palm tree motif placed as a single emblem on the T-shirt, giving it a cleaner, more understated look while still carrying Casablanca’s resort aesthetic.

This is the more wearable, everyday option within the Casablanca unisex T-shirt range. Where the Casa Airspray T-shirt is bold and all-over, the Palm Tree Emblem is quieter — a single graphic that works as a subtle brand statement without dominating the outfit. The white base and palm tree motif are a natural fit for holiday and warm-weather settings, and the organic cotton construction makes it a considered choice for parents who prioritise sustainable materials.

Unisex, available in sizes 3–4 years through to 13–14 years, made in Portugal to Casablanca’s AW2026 specification.

  • Brand: Casablanca
  • Colour: White
  • Gender: Unisex (boys and girls)
  • Sizes: 3–4 Yrs, 5–6 Yrs, 7–8 Yrs, 9–10 Yrs, 11–12 Yrs, 13–14 Yrs
  • Material: Organic cotton (confirm exact composition from care label)
  • Print: Palm Tree Emblem — single palm tree badge-style graphic
  • Style: Short sleeve T-shirt
  • Collection: Holiday Shop / AW2026
  • Category: Designer kids’ T-shirt / luxury children’s graphic T-shirt
  • Country of manufacture: Portugal
  • Sustainability: Organic badge — made with organic cotton
  • Care: Check inner label — organic cotton T-shirts typically require a gentle machine wash cold, inside out to preserve print; lay flat or tumble dry low

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