If you've been following this year's Love Island stars, you'll know that most of them are absolutely slaying the game when it comes to securing deals.
, Ovie Soko's modelling for ASOS with his dad (swoon), Maura Higgins and India Reynolds just got signed as official Boohoo ambassadors , and Michael Griffiths has signed up for Ex On The Beach US.
And then there's Chris Taylor, who's flogging a load of his villa merchandise on Twitter. Oh, Chris.
Love Island's resident cheeky chap has been spotted selling his personalised water bottle, suitcase and avocado shorts on the bidding website, and in true Chris spirit, he's doing it all for charity.
Even better is the fact that his charity of choice is dogs trust, as he states in his eBay seller bio: "Just a boy, that went into a villa, salmoned and now wants to save all the dogs." WHAT A BLOKE.
Currently up for sale is Chris' personalised suitcase , which he's signed, and the pair of avocado swim shorts he was seen salmoning in (these are also signed).
The description for the suitcase reads: "Dear Crumpets. Welcome to my auction for Dogs Trust! Up for grabs today is my signed Love Island Suitcase. Good luck!!!!"
Chris' suitcase is currently priced at £781 (accurate at time of writing), has 45 bids and over two days left, so it's looking like it will sell for over £1,000.
If clothes are more your thing, you could bid on Chris' avocado shorts - which became famous when the nation watched him pulling the famous salmon manoeuvre in them.
The description reads: "Yes they have been worn to do the famous "Salmon" in the villa! No they have not been washed (you strange creatures). Yes they are signed."
The shorts are currently priced at £460, have 30 bids and two days left (accurate at time of writing).
Because he's such a great guy, Chris also has superb feedback ratings, so if you buy from him you know you're in safe hands.
So bag yourself a bargain and save some dogs while you're at it. Happy bidding!
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