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I have been given two massive bags of secondhand boys clothes age 0-2. There are sleepsuits, trousers, dungerees, tops, socks, shoes, bibs, jumpers etc. Brands - next, gap, petit bateau, sainsburys and others.


I hope that someone would find some use for all of these clothes. A car will be needed for collection as the bags are too big and heavy to carry. If these are not wanted or collected by the end of the week I will take to a charity shop.


Thanks

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