Bundles of clothes need gone asap for space

By Tazmin
July 8, 2019 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Tazmin

Posted July 8, 2019

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All clothes are in excellent condition can be brought as a set or whole bundle please message for details for which you require

9-12 months- cream fur coat, black puffer coat

12-18 months- red polka dot coat, denim skirt

18-24 months- beige coat, black fur coat, navy jacket with white polka dots, cream and navy satin party dress, blue flower shoulder strap dress, navy coat, denim and butterfly dress,

1 and a half-2- black leather jacket, pink leather jacket, black fur gillet, pink stripe dress, pink strawberry short sleeve dress, white dress with many polka dots, pink and white stripe dress x2, navy and white dress, grey and white cat dress, multi coloured dress, grey stud leggings,navy and red polka dot dress blue and white stripe dress,

2-3 years- denim jeans, white cardigan,pink top, blue and yellow top, pink and white dress, pink and black bow dress,navy thin dress

3-4 years- pink coat with leopard lining inside, cream top, pink with flower dress,blue star denim dress, blue awesome sister top, flower jumper,pink bow top, today is beautiful thin jumper, grey bow top, sparkle top

3 years- Ralph Lauren white shirt

4 years- Ralph Lauren pink polo ruffle top, white top with logo, grey sparkle jumper, blue and pink short sleeve shirt,

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