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Great clothes bundles: boy 18-24 months, 2-3 yrs, and girl 4-5 yrs & 5-6 years


LynneH

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We have outgrown these clothes, all washed and looking for a new home. From smoke and pet free home near North Dulwich station. For Girl occasion dresses age 5 and up, also please separate post.


Boy 18-24 months: huge bundle of over 45 items, selling for 35 pounds. Includes 7 pairs of trousers, 1, Ralph Lauren polo shirt, 2 jumpers, 3 shorts, 10 long sleeve tshirts, 3 sleepsuits, 7 vests, 2 jogging trousers, 1 fleece, 2 cardigans and 1 all in one puddlesuit.


Boy 2-3 yrs: Huge bundle including cute hoodies from Jojomamanbebe and M&S, one never worn, and a smart elephant print shirt from maman jojo bebe, worn once. Selling for 25 pounds. Includes 7 trousers, 1 All in one, two sets of pyjamas, 2 hoodies, smart shirt, 2 long sleeved shirts, 3 short sleeved shirts, 4 vests, 1 pullover, 1 cardie and 1 fleece


If you take both boy bundles, happy to take 55 pounds for everything.


Girls 4-5: beautiful bundle selling for 20 pounds. Includes 1 dress, 1 shorts Jojomamanbebe, 8 long sleeve tops, 2 leggings, 5 tshirts, 4 trousers, 2 skirts. Throwing in for free four pairs of tights, some underwear, and another jojomamanbebe shorts with slight marks)


Girls 5-6: great bundle selling for 15 pounds. Includes 1 all in one puddle suit, 5 dresses, 1 jumper with paillette detail 3 long arm tops. 1 skirt.


If you take both girl bundles, happy to take 30 pounds for everything.

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