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Girls clothes, age 9-10 years

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Selling some clothes in great condition that no longer fit my daughter, most look as new, all fit her between the age of 8-10.


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M&S floral tunic (only worn once) ?4

Pineapple grey cotton hoodie ?4

Gap grey wool mix "Happy" jumper(unworn) ?6


SKIRTS

Zara miniskirt ?3

H&M fringed miniskirt (worn once) ?4


JEANS/LEGGINGS

Gap skinny jeggings (age 10 slim fit, only worn a couple of times) ?5

Sainsburys tu cotton leggings 1 red and 1 blue ?4 for both

H&M black cotton cropped leggings ?1

H&M black thick cotton jersey leggings ?2


Collection from North Dulwich. Happy to negotiate prices for bundles. Will take ?25 for the whole lot. PM me if interested

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I'll check and get back to you this evening. I think the Happy jumper might be age 10, but the Pineapple hoody is smaller. My daughter is a fairly tall 10 and the hoody is too small for her now.


hazelnunhead Wrote:

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> What age is the Happy jumper and the Hoody?

> (looking for age 10 rather than 8)

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> Thanks

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