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Child swim items for sale - lots of different ages/sizes, read on...


M&S Boys Shark UPF40+ rashguard with matching shorts and hat

Age 4-5 years

Colour: navy and yellow

Good condition

?10.00 for all 3 items (rash guard + shorts + hat)


M&S Safe in the Sun swimsuit UPF40+

Size 6-9 months

One piece, with zip opening to the front and "Water Baby" print on rear. Includes matching sunhat

Pink stripes

Excellent condition, worn during a one week holiday only

?8.00 (new ?18) PHOTO ATTACHED


Disney Minnie Mouse Red Polka Dot Swimming costume

Size 12 months. BRAND NEW!

?5.00 PHOTO ATTACHED


Splash About Neoprene Babywrap wetsuit

Size 0-6 months

UPF 50+ sun protection, keeps baby warm in water

Excellent condition, worn for only one term (10 weeks) swimming lessons

Lilac with green stars

As pictured here: [www.splashabout.com]

?8.00 (?19.99 new) PHOTO ATTACHED


M&S Sunsuit 2-piece UPF40+

Size 1.5-2 years

Butterfly image on front of blue stripy top and pink leggings

?5.00 (?19.99 new) PHOTO ATTACHED


See photos attached and do PM with any questions.

Collection from Camberwell Green SE5 8FB

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