Summer is here and with the changing seasons comes an update in the wardrobes for kids. As parents search for swimsuits, shorts, and dresses, for those with children, it can be exhausting and expensive. One parent owned company is on a mission to save families time and money by letting them swap clothes their kids have outgrown for whatever outfits they need now.
Shannon and Anthony Taylor are the founders of Legacy Bundles, the leading company for kids’ clothing swapping. Their “Bundle Swap” lets parents trade in gently used clothes, up to 5T, in exchange for any size, gender, or style of clothing in return. It’s created a community of families trading clothes together, saving parents hundreds of dollars and countless hours shopping.
Legacy Bundles was built just last year after Shannon and Anthony had their first baby in 2022 and realized how fast kids outgrow their clothes. They’ve designed the company to help parents and the planet. It generates more sustainability for children’s clothing by facilitating these exchanges, offers free shipping, and will let you send and receive up to 30 items at a time for one low cost.
With the summer season here it’s a perfect time to update the wardrobes. Shannon and Anthony are conscious parents and entrepreneurs, really seeking to help families cut costs. They believe by utilizing their Bundle Swap parents can stop overspending on clothes and will save about $100 compared to shopping second hand or at consignment stores and over $300 buying brand new garments. Legacy Bundles is looking for gently used clothes with no stains, rips, or tears, when you send in the 30 pieces of clothing and will mail back 30 items in return of any requested size, gender, or season. Aside from saving money the process rescues parents from having to drag the kids out for a shopping trip, which any mom or dad knows can turn into a disaster depending on how tired or cranky their children are. Learn more about Legacy Bundles here.
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