John Lewis Baby Red Star Buggy Foot Muff

By Flossie999
October 14, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Flossie999

Posted October 14, 2017

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Posted October 14, 2017

We have a used, but excellent condition John Lewis Baby Multi Star Pushchair Foot-muff for sale in red.

It is designed with a fleece lining, and fits perfectly onto the seat of your stroller (attaches with the harness to keep it firmly in place) and provides a warm cosy place for babies and toddlers to relax. Designed to fit most pushchairs, it comes in a lovely star print and zips into a fleece seat liner.

There are no marks or stains. It?s washed and ready to go.

It?s from a non-smoking, pet-free home and in very good condition ? it may just need a little stitch near the top of the zip where the stitching has started to come away, but this would be an easy fix (see picture)..

Pick up is from near Peckham Rye park.

?17.50.

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