Selwyn College - School, Sports and House Uniforms (Good Condition - $50 and under)

Selling second-hand (like new) Selwyn College School, P.E. and House uniforms. All items are in good, clean condition, with some brand new.
Perfect for spares or to get ready for the new school year.

Logo Items and prices:
1) School Shorts – $30 each
2) School Shirts – $30 each
3) School Jerseys – $50 each
4) School Jackets – $50 each
5) P.E. / Sports T-Shirts – $20 each
6) Selwyn Sports Shorts – $20 each
7) House T-Shirts – $20 each

📋 Quantity and Sizes available:
*Numbers in the Quantity & Sizes list correspond to the items and prices above.
1) Black knee-length school Logo shorts - 6x 80cm, 1x 76cm
2) 'Silver grey' fitted school Logo shirt -1x XL, 1x L, 2x M
2) 'White' fitted school Logo shirt - 1x L
3) Black and red Logo jersey - 2x 38 / 97cm
4) Black Logo Jackets - 1x L, 1x M
5) Sports / P.E. Logo T-Shirts - 2x S, 1x L
6) Sports / P.E. Logo Shorts - 2x XS, 1x L
7) House T-Shirts (brand new for RAUTAWA purple house) - 1x S, 1x L
📍 Contact for Pickup: Meadowbank

Price: $50

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