Saltwater sandals

By mika1336
May 15 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted May 15

Have a collection of saltwater sandals. Still in lovely condition. Sadly kids outgrew them.

blue top row size 11(10uk) and bottom row size 8( 7uk) 15£

green shark one size 11( 10 uk ) 10£

girls ones gold ones size 1( 12 uk) the blue ones size 3 (2uk) 15 each

brown bottom row size 7 ( 6uk) 10£
Please look sth the photos for the condition

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