For sale: new John Lewis boys' school trousers age 13

By nightingale
September 3, 2022 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted September 3, 2022

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Posted September 3, 2022

Just done a 'back to school' wardrobe clear-out and discovered two pairs of brand new John Lewis boys' school trousers, age 13, in black. Never worn, still got the tags on them.

Here they are on the JL site: https://www.johnlewis.com/john-lewis-boys-adjustable-waist-stain-resistant-tailored-school-trousers/black/p5640049?size=13-years

They are £17 a pair from the JL site. Would love to get £18 for the two pairs of these brand new trousers.

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