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5 Simple Ways to Save Money on Kids’ Clothing

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by Emma Radebaugh

Kids always seem to grow out of their clothes in the blink of an eye. Since constantly buying children’s clothes isn’t budget-friendly, we could all use tips to save money. Check out these five simple ways to save money on kids’ clothing.5 Simple Ways to Save Money on Kids’ Clothing

1. Purchase Secondhand Items

The first of the five simple ways to save money on kids’ clothing is to purchase secondhand items. At your local thrift shop, you can find all kinds of gently used shoes, shirts, pants, coats, and jackets for children of all ages. One of the reasons thrift stores are a great place to buy children’s jackets is that you can find plenty of quality items at low prices.

2. Visit the Clearance Racks

Who doesn’t love browsing through the clearance racks? Whenever you visit a clothing store, take a look at the clearance racks for kid’s clothes. You’ll often find a wide variety of clothes for kids of all ages at low prices.

3. Use Hand-Me-Downs

If you have family members or friends who also have kids, don’t hesitate to ask for hand-me-downs! Many parents will be glad to help and give you any clothes that their own kids have outgrown over the years. Keep in mind that these hand-me-downs may not be your child’s exact size, but you can always alter them to ensure a perfect fit.

4. Start Clothing Swaps

Many parents start clothing swaps to save money and avoid throwing away gently used clothing. At a clothing swap, you’ll bring clothing that your children have outgrown and trade it for other clothing that your kids can wear. It’s a great way to connect with other parents and help everyone save some money.

5. Buy Off-Season

Buying children’s swimsuits during the summertime can be quite pricey. However, if you buy them during the winter and save them for summer, you’ll discover that they’re much more affordable. If you want to save money, plan to buy your cute outfits for babies in the off-season.

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