Boys Parka, Waterproof Salopettes, Girls Waterproof coats

By louloulabelle
November 29, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted November 29, 2016

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Posted November 29, 2016

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Lupilu age 4-6 Waterproof Dungaree Salopettes.

Machine Washable, adjustable shoulder straps, fits easily over clothes. elasticated food strap. Blue with Car pattern on bottom of legs.Never Worn.

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Brand New, only worn once lovely boys Polo U.S Green Padded Winter Parka. Detachable hood, cuffed wrists, pockets Age 4

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Drench Teal Waterproof Coat. Age 6. Worn only once. Lovely Teal colour, picture makes it look more green.

Girls M&S Indigo Girl floral waterproof jacket. Worn but lots of life left, great for milder days over a jumper or for spring. Pic available if you pm me your email address

All from a Smoke/Pet free home. collect SE21, top of college road. Please PM me if interested.

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