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839 days ago

Bulk Boys Clothing

Claire from Meadowbank

Bulk lot of boys clothing. $35 for the lot.

Includes 4x Shorts, 4x Trousers/Jeans, 12x tshirts (including all blacks, hog warts etc), 6x board shorts, 1x long sleeved thick tshirt (or thin jumper), 3x button up shirts (1x long sleeved - worn maybe twice, 2x short sleeved - brand new), 3x bucket hats, 4x caps, 2x swim caps, 2x onsies (including all blacks one!) and an assortment of other bits - mask, ice breaker socks, cycling gloves.

Less than $1 per item at this price!

Clothing is all size 5-10 with the majority a 6-8 size range (one pair of board shorts at the top left is actually size 2 but as can be seen from the photo significantly larger than others of size 6+ and fit my son til about 9 or 10! 😂)

Listed Elsewhere.

Price: $35

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There may be delays to your journey when travelling through the area. This is weather dependent so check NZTA Journey Planner before you travel.
Click to find out more

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