What do you do with your "fat clothes"
myiceisonfire
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Once you've lost some weight & don't fit into some of your clothes anymore, what do you do with them?
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goodwill.
Or try a battered women's shelter0 -
Some people offer them to MFP friends. Personally, I make use of them by altering them and making them brand new!0
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salvation army, purple heart, if u want some money for them, maybe have a garage sale, or donate to a local church, etc.0
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Once you've lost some weight & don't fit into some of your clothes anymore, what do you do with them?
Donate.0 -
I have 2 friends that are my size...so I gave them to those people. I have already given away 1 entire wardrobe of clothes and will be equally excited to find someone to take the next size.0
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I donate them. It makes me feel good. You might get a tax break idk lol0
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Donate them. Or if it's possible I tailor them into funky new clothes I could wear :-)0
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I just cleaned out my closet had 76 empty hangers! (I was so excited) but I donated it to Goodwill and will use as a tax write off!0
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they took the words out of my mouth, but ive found if ya keep em its an excuse not to lose the weight so you can fit em still. <--- resembles that remark0
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The nicer pants (Banana Republic, etc) I'm getting altered to be taken in a size or so. I spent ~ $100 on fixing 5 pr of pants, and that's way less than what I would've spent at BR all over again.
Other stuff is going in my goodwill donation box. After being cataloged VERY specifically so that I can take a nice deduction on my taxes
A friend gave me a pair of pants (she's right at a size smaller than me, I think) and I was super stoked about FREE pants.0 -
give them to me.. duh0
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donate!0
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Give them to your jealous "fat" friends, who did not support you during this process ))))) I've read that happens a lot, so don't get mad, get even0
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I donated them to a woman's shelter.0
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Give them to my fat friends in exchange for adipex? hmmm....0
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If you have suits or nice work cloths, please consider "Dress for Success" in your area where they help women, and men I think, who are being helped back into the community from being homeless or incarcerated. It's a worthy organization and yes, it is a tax write off.0
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I donate to Salvation Army or the Society of St. Vincent De Paul.
I can't wait to get to the point where I can donate some clothes!!!!0 -
Give them to your jealous "fat" friends, who did not support you during this process ))))) I've read that happens a lot, so don't get mad, get even
HAHAHA! I have a friend who keeps telling me she's a lot smaller than me. But when I said I lost weight & cant fit into some of my clothes anymore she said she really wanted them all.... LOL!?!?!?! She wants to clothes I wore 35lbs ago, yet she thinks she's smaller than me now? Hmmmm. LOL0 -
I never had many "fat" clothes to begin with but at some point I'm going to donate them somewhere. As a stay at home mom on a tight budget I really only have one pair of pants at a time (sad, I know) and I've lost two sizes, so I have two pairs of pants to get rid of. I'm pregnant again so most of my shirts will fit for a while.0
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some went to goodwill and others went to my FAT friends, lol0
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Donate some - but ebay some too - to fund new skinnier clothes0
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I'm going to hang onto one pair of the large pants but give everything else to my little sister.0
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Whatever you decide, make sure it does involve them leaving your possession. I've dropped three or so sizes a couple times in the past and have kept the clothes packed away. This makes it way too easy to allow yourself to gain the weight back. I believe I wouldn't have gained the weight back if I didn't have the clothes buried in the closet to run to when my new clothes starting getting snug again. If I know it's either buy more new clothes or start watching what I'm eating again I'm pretty sure I'll just start watching my meals. *This* time I will donate them.0
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save some for your before and after pictures or donate them0
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Whatever you decide, make sure it does involve them leaving your possession. I've dropped three or so sizes a couple times in the past and have kept the clothes packed away. This makes it way too easy to allow yourself to gain the weight back. I believe I wouldn't have gained the weight back if I didn't have the clothes buried in the closet to run to when my new clothes starting getting snug again. If I know it's either buy more new clothes or start watching what I'm eating again I'm pretty sure I'll just start watching my meals. *This* time I will donate them.
i shop name brand so my clothes are expensive.... i guess that's why i just dont want to give them away... but it's not like keeping them is any different than giving them away... that and i guess i'm afraid to gain weight again, because i've tried a few times in the past to lose, and just gained it all back =( but everyone is right, i do need to get rid of them. at least the pants! some of the shirts i'll keep for when i get pregnant again, maternity clothes are so expensive!0 -
I say donate them, but I'm keeping one pair of pants. I'll think it'll be fun to see the size difference at the end0
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Ebay them or give to charity.0
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Considering I have lived in floppy t-shirts and stretchy pants for the last 3 years since I didn't want to fund larger size jeans than the 16's I had hanging in the closet I will probably just wear the torn/stained/etc.for cleaning and sleeping until they are just too crazy big and then trash them and any that are in decent shape I will give to my pregnant friend.
I already have given away my 1 pair of size 18 Jeans - right back to the lady who gave them to me because they were too big for her0 -
Give them to your jealous "fat" friends, who did not support you during this process ))))) I've read that happens a lot, so don't get mad, get even
Love this...Best revenge is to live well!!!0 -
Donate! : ) Or do you have any consignment stores were you could "sell" them? I noticed you said you have lots of good name brand stuff . . so that's what I do with my "good" stuff - I take them to secondhand/consignment stores that will sell them on my behalf. It beats having to have a yard sale and you can possibly make some $$.0
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