Womens Bulk Lot Jeans - Size 8
This listing is for the pictured bulk lot of jeans. They have been worn but are still in very good condition and have plenty of life left in them. Only reason for selling is that they no longer fit.
Happy to sell as one lot or individually.
ESPRIT Blue Denim Jeans:
Measurements are all approx.:
Size: Tag says Size 8
Waist: 35cm
Inner leg: 76cm
Length: 100cm
Gloria Vaderbilt Grey Denim Jeans:
Measurements are all approx.:
Waist: 35cm
Inner leg: 71cm
Length cuff to waist: 97cm
Just Jeans Blue Denim Jeans:
Measurements are all approx.:
Waist: 34cm
Inner leg: 75cm
Length cuff to waist: 100cm
Jeanmakers Blue Denim Jeans:
Measurements are all approx.:
Waist: 35cm
Inner leg: 76cm
Length cuff to waist: 100cm
These are from a non-smoking, pet friendly home (cats and dogs) for allergy information.
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