How to Organize a Clothing Swap (at Buttoned Up)

January 25, 2010

Today I’m writing at Buttoned Up where I talk about how to throw a clothing exchange party.

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The Buttoned Up post is a short-and-sweet version of an article I wrote a few months ago about attending a professional kids clothing swap, how it worked, and the pros and cons of finding free clothes by swapping.

In the meantime, I’m working on a new post about starting your own babysitting co-op. If you have been a part of a co-op, I’d love to hear your thoughts about what worked well (and not so well) in your group.

You also might like:

  1. Ever Been to a Kids Clothing Swap?
  2. Save Money and Declutter with Online Book Swapping (at Buttoned Up)
  3. Swap Your Kids and Get More Time to Yourself
  4. The No-Coupon Solution to Saving Money on Groceries (at Buttoned Up)
  5. How to Get More Out of Your Babysitting Swap
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Karen February 2, 2010 at 2:22 pm

Amy-
Great info, thanks! You think your readers might also be interested in hearing about thredUP kids? It’s an online clothing swap community for moms. Think: Netflix for kids clothes. The service lets moms swap boxes of clothes that no longer fit their kids for stylish ones that will. Perfect for parents looking to save time and money…Thanks :-)
karen@thredup.com

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