1390 days ago

HOUSEHOLD CLEARANCE: 3x Woman's Jeans size 6 & 8

Markus from Green Bay

HOUSEHOLD CLEARANCE CONTINUES …

I have no clue about women's clothes, except that they had cost an arm and a leg ($119 to $169 in the shops), and after just a few months were too small AGAIN … so my apologies if I get something wrong.

1x Stretch Denim Jeans in blue, size 6, made by Dotti

1x Velvet Jeans (?) in dark blue, size 8, made by CountryRoad

1x "Divided" Jeans in blue, size EU 34 (=NZ 6) and US 4 (= NZ 8), made by H&M (well, at least I know H&M)

I didn't wash them as I assume the buyer washes them anyway, so it would be a waste of energy and water - come on guys & gals, it needs the team of 8 Billion to save the planet, not a few hundred self-centered politicians!

Each $35 or all 3 for $75

Contactless pickup in Green Bay is much preferred though posting is possible. If you are outside Auckland then maybe a friend of yours in Auckland can do the pickup.

As I work from home anyway I'm home pretty much all the time, so just let me know a time you would like to come round.

I have a whole household and shed to clear - so please have a look at my other listings too!

Price: $25

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