FS: Girl's Protest ski jacket, pink and black, age 13-14, GUC

By LizzyRoy
February 8, 2022 in The Family Room Classifieds

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LizzyRoy

Posted February 8, 2022

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Posted February 8, 2022

This is a really nice warm ski jacket, in an eye catching design of pink, cream, grey and blue circles of varying sizes on a black background. Zippered side pockets and inside pocket, plus two more pockets on the chest. Internal ski pass/ID pocket. Detachable fur trimmed hood. This jacket comes in good used condition - it has been used for several ski seasons so has a little bit of wear, for example on pockets and some fabric rubbing on left front chest area (see last 2 pics) but it still has plenty of life in it. ?25

Please call/text me on 07773332761 if you are interested. Pick up in West Dulwich/local delivery also possible. Lizzy Roy

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