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2512 days ago

Bulk Boys 1-2 yrs clothing - 80+ items

Samara from Devonport

Massive bulk lot of boys 1-2 years
All you will need !
80+ items all in good condition apart from where explicitly stated below.



Brands include osh kosh, country road, bonds

Smoke free, pet free home





T-shirts - 11

Long sleeve t-shirts - 11 (1 with a hood)

Shortsleeve Onesies – 9 (1 white suit has paint marks)

Long sleeve Onesies - 3

Singlets - 4 (red striped shirt has some paint on it!)

Shirts – 3 - 1 long sleeve, 1 short sleeve (checked), 1 collared tshirt

Hoodies, jumpers – 3

Puffer vest - 1

Trousers - 8

Trackpants - 7

Dungarees – 3 (1 long, 2 short)

Shorts - 3

Pyjamas (winter) - 4

Swimming costume – 2 pairs - onesie, and a shorts/rash shirt set

Quilted jacket

Socks – 10 pairs



Decent sized box - so pickup advisable

Devonport, Auckland



Please see other listings:

3-6, 6-12 mths

shoes

toys

Price: $80

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