subject: How to Dress Your Kids for Virtually Free [print this page] How to Dress Your Kids for Virtually Free
Our Philosophy: Dress your kids for less by "Buying Right, Caring Right & Selling Right"
The secret to dressing your kids for virtually free is quite simple:
First, you need to "Buy Right". This means you need to buy high quality, designer pieces at a reasonable price. Convenience + Low Price = Low or No resale value. But, don't think that you need to spend one hundred dollars on each piece to get a good resale value.
One tip is: Shop at end of the season sales, overstocks, samples sales and resale shops to get the best deals on high quality/designer clothing (usually around 50% off retail value). We publish a list of all childrens clothing sales around every three days to keep buyers informed of the best deals. You can check those out at www.loobalee.com/blog, The Daily Jubilee, our online blog. Buying childrens clothing at discounts, leads to a better return on investment.
Second, you need to "Care Right". Your cost on a single wear of designer clothing is approximately $0-$10, whereas your cost on a single wear of supermarket clothing is approximately $15.
Third, you need to "Sell Right". When it comes time to sell your childrens clothing, sell online in very good - excellent condition at the time when the item is most in demand. For example, you should sell winter clothes in the fall (September-November), and sell your summer items in the winter-spring timeframe (February-April).
Many moms have figured out the difference to dressing your kids for virtually free. Before, many moms would agree that shopping for groceries and their child's clothing in the same store was very convenient. But, these days there are so many options available to make buying affordable, high quality childrens clothing much more convenient for the style-savvy, busy mom. We invite you to come check out www.LoobaLee.com and take a look at what our sellers are offering, or maybe you want to sell some of your own children's items.
Suzanne Rielle, Co-Founder LoobaLee.com
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