Description
- Included: Removable graduation gown and cap.
- Celebrate Commencement: Just as Historically Black Colleges and Universities inspire future generations, the HBCyoU Graduation Day Fashion Pack encourages children to dream big, work hard, and achieve their goals.
- Add to the HBCyoU Fashion Fun: Outfit is interchangeable with other 18-inch dolls in the HBCyoU line, including Alyssa, Hope, and Nicole (dolls sold separately).
- Give the Gift of Inspiration: HBCyoU dolls & accessories make wonderful holiday and birthday gifts for supporters, fans, alumni, and future generations of HBCU students ages 3 years and up.
Celebrate Commencement in style with the HBCyoU Graduation Day Fashion Pack. This gorgeous graduation day cap & gown will have HBCyoU dolls ready to march with Pomp and Circumstance! This set includes a gorgeous silver HBCyoU graduation gown and coordinating mortar board cap with an HBCyoU pink tassel and trim. This outfit is the perfect companion piece to all 18-inch HBCyoU Dolls, including Nicole, Alyssa, and Hope (each sold separately). Just as Historically Black Colleges and Universities inspire future generations, this Graduation-inspired fashion pack will encourage children to dream big, work hard, and achieve their goals. HBCyoU dolls, outfits and accessories make great gifts for supporters, fans, alumni, and future generations of HBCU students (each sold separately). An inspiring doll for kids ages 3 years and up. Brooke Hart Jones is a Hampton University Graduate and Founder/Creator of HBCyoU Dolls, a Purpose Toys brand. Brooke strives to share the magic and legacy of Historically Black Colleges and Universities with children far and wide. As a Purpose Toys partner, Brooke joins a Supportive Community of Black founders, executives, and creatives who partner with Black entrepreneurs. Together, they provide the infrastructure and resources necessary to succeed. Purpose Toys mission to create Product with a Purpose includes nuanced storytelling that charmingly reflects the modern African American experience.