FS: Bundle of Boys clothes for 3-4Y. Ralph Lauren, John Lewis, Boden, Gap, etc

By amydown
April 15, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted April 15, 2017

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Posted April 15, 2017

Have done a big clear out and selling a huge bundle of boys' clothes for 3-4year olds. There are over 30 items in total, (photo includes a selection of the items). All washed and in good condition.

Key items include:

- 3 x Ralph Lauren polo shirts

- 4 x tops from John Lewis

- 1 x ultra cute swimming trunks from Boden

- 1 x rash guard for swimming from Boden

- 5 x tips from GAP (some short sleeves, some long sleeves)

- collection of short-sleeve t shirts from Next, Zara, etc

- shorts, jeans, jogging bottoms and chinos from a collection of brands

?15 for the lot. Collection from ED.

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