"It's not that you don't remember them. There really weren't any." The Twins had opened their own piles of things as well, which also contained two almost identical sets of dress robes.
The reason they were only almost identical was that all three brothers' dress robes had their initials embroidered in gold thread on the chest.
Harry's robes had no initials, though, perhaps because Sirius had chosen them for him.
To be fair, judging by the fabric and workmanship, Harry's robes were probably about the same quality as Ron's and his brothers'.
They were all top-quality goods.
Sirius had no shortage of money and always bought Harry the best. The Weasley family was no longer short of money either, and Mrs. Weasley seemed to want to make it up to her children, so she had bought good things for them too.
Neville and Hermione had both gone home, but Mrs. Weasley had still bought their things and would send them by owl later. With such large bundles, though, Harry thought it would take several owls working together.
Harry, Ron, and Ron's two brothers were all looking through their dress robes in surprise.
"Didn't you read this year's letters? They were listed there," Mrs. Weasley said casually.
"Were they? Didn't read it..." Harry and Ron shook their heads in unison. With Hermione helping them make reminders, they certainly weren't going to read any school instructions. They could just leave it to Hermione. That was far more reliable than racking their own brains.
"Mum, why haven't I got any?" Ginny searched through her pile of things. There were new robes, but those were everyday robes for school.
Children in their teens grew quickly and needed new robes every year.
There were no elegant, lavish dress robes like Harry's and the others'.
"Well,