Plus Size Online Clothing Market this Saturday 11th 12-8pm on facebook
Are you on Facebook
Do you wear clothes from size 14-30
Do you like secondhand shopping
This is the market for you.
Last June, Christchurch had the first Plus Size Market at the Central Library and was a roaring sucess. Due to covid, the organisor (Taylor from 'The Curve Collective" has organised the first ever Online Plus Size Market.
There are 31 virtual stallholders selling their wares on the Plus Size Online Market on facebook, from throughout the whole of the country, not just Christchurch, so it will be very exciting Link is below.
If you are interested go to the line below and follow the link to the actual market. There are already over 600 people already in the market waiting for the first post on the Saturday 11th at 12.00 to be live.
I (Bron Reader) am going to be posting plus size clothing and accessories and am going to donate $5 for every sale to Cat Rescue Christchurch.
Come join us. We would love to see you.
There are lots of instructions on how to join and what to do on the event.
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