Djeco - Sport Watch - Stadium Hero
A sporty and stylish quartz watch with a rotating bezel on the dial to time activities.
This educational watch displays hours, minutes and seconds.
Clear hour and minute markings and slim hands make telling the time easier.
The Japanese Miyota 2035 movement means the hands move silently.
Features:
Shockproof case - water resistant up to 5 bar.
Polyester strap with buckle closure.
2 year warranty.
Contents: 1 quartz ticlock watch with adjustable fabric strap (battery included) and 1 set of instructions.
SHIPPING ZONES
We ship Worldwide.
RATES FOR SHIPPING AND HANDLING
Please visit ourDelivery and Returns page to see our table of expected delivery timeframes and prices.
EXCHANGES
You have up to 14 calendar days to exchange items purchased on our online boutique. Simply contact customerservice@strawberriesandcream.com and they will assist you.
RETURNS
Please visit our Delivery and Returns page to see how to return an item.
More information in our Terms and Conditions page.
- All our clothes may be washed in cold water (from 20°C to a maximum of 30°C).
- For darker clothes, we recommend using detergent designed for dark colours to prevent attires from fading.
- We recommend using a gentle detergent designed for washing wool and delicate clothing.
- Do not tumble dry.
- Iron on reverse, do not iron tulle.
- We recommend line-drying.
Quality Local Luxury
Strawberries & Cream is a luxury baby and childrenswear brand, to be remembered and different.
Lovingly designed, around a kitchen table in a garden shed on Hampstead Heath, and carefully made in the UK by traditional craftsmen and seamstresses.
We believe in unique and timeless high quality garments for babies and children, made in Scotland and England. Our fabrics and trimmings are made by traditional, specialised weavers.
We believe the process is a part of the luxury, and our garments are developed as they were in the past.
As they always should be.
Hand-made Embroidery, Made in London
We pleat by hand, and develop our embroideries here, in London. Smocking was invented in England in the Middle Ages, and was often worn by labourers. This fine, hand-embroidery technique is back once again in the luxury market, and in recent years has mostly been developed overseas, due to the high costs.
We aim to recover this tradition, to hand craft this exquisite embroidery here, where this tradition began.
We believe that the process and the experience of designing and developing is part of the experience of luxury.