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Massive warehouse sale

Prams, strollers and other baby and toddler-related products will be sold for prices of up to 72 per cent off at a warehouse in Truganina this week.

Hussh, a Melbourne-based website which sends subscribers notifications about warehouse sales, has invited members of the public to attend the sale.

The warehouse sale will include brands such as Joolz, Cybex, Nattou Oyster, Kidsmill and BabyRest.

The items for sale will include ex-display strollers from $199, Nattou toys from $9 (RRP from $22.95), Nattou rockers from $99 (RRP $179), Kidsmill Up! Highchairs from $299 (RRP $539), Kidsmill Up! bouncers from $299 (RRP $399), Cybex Eezy S strollers from $218 (RRP $500) and Babyrest Cot mattresses from $79 (RRP $189).

The warehouse sale will be held on Friday from 10am-5pm and Saturday 10am-2pm at 36 Sunline Drive, Truganina.

See https://hussh.com.au/sale/kids-baby/major-brand-prams-stroller-baby-warehouse-sale-joolz-cybex-nattou-and-more-up-to-72-off/ for details.

Hussh exists to give private members insider access to the best brand warehouse sales.  Hussh work with brands across categories like kids’ fashion, homewares/DIY, women and men’s fashion,  furniture and more.  Members can join for free at hussh.com.au

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