Wanted-boys clothes,18-24 months.

mrskitty · 08-12-2006, 23:40

Anyone got or know of someone who has boys clothes size 18-24 months that they no longer need?Willing to pay and would like a large bundle rather than a few outfits/bits,but anything considered-clothes that is

chav1 · 09-12-2006, 02:47

sold all mine on ebay

you can pick up big bags of kids clothes cheap on ebay and they usualy photgraph and list the items like brands etc

i sold a load of next clothes etc hardly worn and if u look hard enough you can get lots of good gear cheap

slinky · 09-12-2006, 03:10

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Originally Posted by misskitty

Anyone got or know of someone who has boys clothes size 18-24 that they no longer need?Willing to pay and would like a large bundle rather than a few outfits/bits,but anything considered-clothes that is

******!!! if you had asked 5 years ago I could have donated Gingers clothes

but seen as he is a old git now!!! no can do

mrskitty · 09-12-2006, 10:32

So ginger is only 7?or was it just the baileys that you had last night that made you 'not so good' at maths to the extent you think you are married to a minor?lol

buttonsmum · 09-12-2006, 21:19

Have a look on ebay, there's usually some good bargains to be had on there, that's where I tend to get most of Siobhan's clothes from.

cherokee · 09-12-2006, 22:39

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Originally Posted by misskitty

Anyone got or know of someone who has boys clothes size 18-24 months that they no longer need?Willing to pay and would like a large bundle rather than a few outfits/bits,but anything considered-clothes that is

Misskitty dont know if your aware but we have a new 3 storey primark store just opened here in blackpool and you could get your little un 5/6 diff outfits for less than £30 Ive been in kitted my 3 teenagegers out with 3/4 diff outfits each for about £150...if you need to know anymore or want transport pm me

Lolly · 10-12-2006, 01:30

I'm with you on this on Miss Kitty, my son is 9 months old I all I seem to do is buy clothes!!! Thanks to all bout the advice on Ebay will check that out.

Cherokee, have checked out Primark (have recently been to the Blackpool store) its great for me, but theres always racks and racks of girls clothes but not many boys clothes! Its the same in Asda, went to the big Rawtenstall store on Monday, there was 4 aisles of girls clothes and 1 aisle of boys!! Very frustrating!! Does anybody else have that problem??

mrskitty · 10-12-2006, 13:25

Thanks Cherokee-i do love primark but i dont buy many baby clothes there (just loads for myself lol) because most of the baby stuff looks pre-worn so im not keen,the jumpers look bobbly and the trousers dont last long.
Lolly-im with you on this one,the small amount of clothes they have for boys compared to girls is really bad,plus its rare to find somwhere where the clothes are as nice as the girls either (not just my opinion).
BTW i have a sack of boys clothes sizes 9-12 months and 12-18 months you can have for a fiver if you want Lolly?all i need is a sack of boys clothes size 18-24 months to appear,keep me happy for a while and keep jack warm for a while at the moment im dressing him in black sacks LOL

cherokee · 10-12-2006, 16:48

I agree with you both on that one when my boys were younger i struggled to find clothes that i wanted for them but my daughter were so easy to buy for .
But I thought it had got easier these days ... obviously just as dificult..

flashy · 10-12-2006, 20:09

there's also a primarks in preston and manchester, thats where i get all of reece's clothes from