Wedding outfit for boy (8 years) ?15

By clairet
June 20, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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clairet

Posted June 20, 2016

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Posted June 20, 2016

Hello

I'm offering a very smart outfit from Next, size 8 years boy consisting of pale blue shirt and navy blue tie with blue print, mid-grey trousers and waistcoat with faint check.

Also mid brown brogues from Next, size 2.

Also cream shirt and brown diagonal stripy tie (label says 4-5 but is completely wrong as my son wore it last year when he was 9! small 9 but still 9 years old).

?15 for the lot. photo shows my son wearing the cream shirt and brown tie with the waistcoat and trousers and shoes.

I'm on Upland Road.

Claire

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