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I have three massive vacuum bags of clothes that I need to finally let go of. Everything from newborn vests to warmie all in ones to toddler trousers, tops etc.


I was thinking of selling the nice and hardly used stuff in a bundle. Do people buy bundles?


If not, what charity would like this sort of stuff. I literally couldnt get it all in the car at once so have loads to say goodbye to.


Thanks for the advice/interest.

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Definitely interested in bundles of clothes, and I would think any high street charity shop would take the clothes off you gladly as well.

I don't know if there's a women's refuge in the area but they always are really pleased to get donations of clothes for children who come into the shelter with their mums, often without anything at all.

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