Sell second-hand School Uniform- Willow Park Primary, Sunnybrae Primary and Glenfield Primary
A. Willow Park Primary School Uniform 5-10 NZD/ item, ready to go home.
1. Short sleeve Polo shirt: Size 6, 2 pieces 5 NZD/ piece
2. Long sleeve Polo shirt: Size 6, 2 pieces 5 NZD/piece
3. Short sleeve Polo shirt: Size 8, 2 pieces 5NZD/piece
4. Long pant: Size 4, 1 piece 5 NZD/piece
5. Short skirt: Size 8, 2 pieces 5 NZD/piece
6. Winter vest: Size 6, 1 piece 10 NZD/piece
7. Winter Long sleeve jumper: Size 6, 1 piece 10 NZD/piece
If you buy more than $ 50 NZD, you can get a school hat for free.
B. Glenfield Primary School Uniform (Navy blue), 10-20 NZD/piece：
1. Short sleeve polo shirt 12yrs（150-155cm）1 piece： 10NZD/piece
2. Long sleeve polo shirt 12yrs (150-155cm) 1 piece： 10NZD/piece
3. Skirt 12yrs (150-155cm) 1 piece：10NZD/piece
4. Winter Long sleeve jumper 12yrs（150-155cm）1piece：20NZD/piece
5. Winter Long sleeve jumper 12yrs （155-160cm）1 piece： 20 NZD/piece
6. School hat: brand new 10NZD
C. Sunnybrae Normal Primary School Uniform, 5-10 NZD/piece：
Size 10 skirt 2 pieces, $5/piece
Size 4 skirt $5/piece
Size 6 Long sleeve POLO shirt, $5/piece
Size 8 Long sleeve jumper $5
Size 6 pants $10
Size 8 pants $10/piece
Please contact me via text: 0279353169 Thanks!
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