Beautiful Sun Sandals toddler girl Size UK5 for sale ?12. Bought from Biff

By Marmite-love
April 21, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted April 21, 2016

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Posted April 21, 2016

My daughter absolutely would not wear these because she had discovered her little crocs.

But these were purchased from BIFF in Dulwich and I paid ?30 for them (or ore, I can't remember!).

They are a USA 6 which is a UK5. Designed to be worn in the sea and pool as well as day to day, they are fab and super durable.

If you're in East Dulwich, I can deliver. (we live in Penge).

Happy to do cash or Paypal. Happy too to send more photos - just whats app me on 07904743325 for more pics.

Thanks!

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