Great quality, branded boy clothes newborn to 2 1/2 years old ?30

By klove
December 29, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted December 29, 2015

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Posted December 29, 2015

Four big sainsburies bags full of great quality boys clothes. We're now expecting a little girl so these are clothes that are just a bit too 'boy' to be used for her.

Newborn to about 2 1/2 years old. Great starter kit if you're expecting a boy. ?30 (bargain!)

Lots of great brands: Next, Polarn o Pryret, Mothercare, Marks and Spencer, Ted Baker, Gap etc. Lots of trousers, jumpers, tops etc. A Next blue coat, 2 x blue snowsuits. Good condition (some unworn) clean (washed in non-bio) but they have been in the loft so will need a freshen up.

You're more then welcome to come and have a look.

(Some sample images attached)

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