“Tons of clothes that I no longer wear”: good tips for selling your clothes and emptying your cupboards in Montpellier

< img class = "responsive-Img" SRC = "https://images.mages.midilibre.fr/api/v1/images/view/67a391085d98ad0d544863c3/large/image.png?v=2" Alt = "Clémence Mart has decided to organize a" void "at his home to empty his cabinets. A practical concept which is attracting more and more." >Clémence Mart has decided to organize a “vacuum void” at her home to empty her cabinets. A practical concept that seduces more and more. Midi Libre – JMM < P Class = "Article-Full__CoPo" > The cupboards overflow with clothes of all kinds and yet most will not be worn in the near or even distant future. Here are the solutions to get rid of the overflow.

< P >< EM > “I have nothing to put myself” , the old formula pronounced with cupboards full to crack. It is therefore necessary to attack sorting but the task seems difficult, because once done, another chore points out: what to do with all this useless cluster which could however serve and make people happy ?< /p >< P > Social networks are swarming with tips to resell its clothes in two three clicks, but it is not so simple. Lack of motivation, organization, time… Here are some solutions to find the one that best suits. < H2 Class = "TXT-INT" > 1. A coach who takes care of everything < P > be accompanied to empty your cabinets and organize them well without taking care of the resale. The concept which seems to have the target of celebrities with endless wardrobe straight out of series, actually seduces more and more overwhelmed mothers. < P >< em > “It's my job” , entrusts Audrey Delon, which has become a storage coach in view of the request. < EM >“From my 16 years old, I sold my clothes to be able to buy others. Little by little I realized that there was a real need and that I could make it my profession. ” < P > She therefore created her company three years ago typically you. She collects clothes – only casual style – to sell them, so that the person takes care of nothing. 200% Deposit Bonus up to €3,000 180% First Deposit Bonus up to $20,000

< P >< em > “I come for home coaching and I accompany the person in their sorting, their storage and at the end I collect the clothes to sell them instead of the Client-which allows him to reimburse the service most of the time. 60 ~/P > < P > Subsequently, she sells them in ephemeral shops, pop-ups. The concept is practical and without headache.

< H2 Class = "TXT-INT" > 2. Exchange system with points < P > The Simones club whose shop is at 2 rue Daniel Sage offers a particular concept: everyone can buy or exchange their clothes thanks to a point system. A good way to redo a wardrobe at no cost. < P > Besides the store organizes a vacuum-shop Friday February 28 and Saturday March 1st: for 35 € per person, everyone can leave with as many pieces as they wish.

< H2 Class = "TXT-INT" > 3. Organize your own vacuum-dressing at home < P > This is also the big trend of the moment and a means of getting rid of the clothes and other excess accessories: organize your own vacuum at home.

< P > Ads also swarm on social networks, there are even groups that are formed. < P >Like Clémence Mart which organizes this Saturday, February 8, a < EM > “empty closet” Chez HE. < P >< EM > “I return the keys to my apartment on Sunday. I move for a roommate in a smaller space. I must get rid of a lot of things for lack of space. And J 'I have made with dread of the accumulation of clothes for years: I stored a lot with my parents, without counting the superb pieces recovered after the death of my aunt. “< /p > < P > being the type not to throw anything, she decided to take the plunge .. < EM > “and I offer an amplitude of sizes ranging from 34 to 42” . As for brands and style < EM > “There is everything: Sandro, Maje, Zadig and Voltaire and even a superb boa with red feathers ”, she announces of laughter. < EM > “and some refreshments in bonus.” < P >After posting her event on social networks, she even printed a few posters to arrange them in her neighborhood. She gives an appointment at 29 TER rue Lakanal from 11 a.m. < EM > “The idea is that everything must disappear. Everything that will not be sold will be given to associations. ” < H2 Class = "TXT-INT" > 4. Give an association < P > and precisely to empty your cupboards, it is also possible to deposit the clothes to associations which will thus be able to use it: Emmaüs, Secours populaire, Catholique, Red Cross … This is the solution for Justine has always been: < EM > “As to sell my clothes and those of my children took me too much time and especially the bags accumulated in the garage, I prefer to give them.” < P >On the other hand, she refuses to place them in the dedicated bins. < EM > “We do not really know where it is going and who benefits. I prefer to favor 34 ranges resources. A car stroke and the turn is played. “ < H2 Class = "TXT-INT" > 5. Depost-sale, garage sale… < P > also remain the great classics: thrift store which makes deposit-sale, garage sale and chips…

< P > There are also vacuums: the Lez market organizes it every last Saturday of the month, the Tropism Halle offers several times in the year a sale of clothing at weight, among others. The stock market site in also lists a lot.

< H2 Class = "TXT-INT" > 6. App and other sites < P > There are also a multitude of sites specializing in resale. Vinted no longer presents itself, but Once Again and collective cloakroom also offer concierge services to take care of nothing. To peck to find the method that will suit.

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