What do you do with old clothes?

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  • asia1967
    asia1967 Posts: 707 Member
    Donate to charity - I'm not going back.

    I have kept one pair of jeans though, just in case I start to forget what it was like.




    ^^^This 1000x
  • Denisebar
    Denisebar Posts: 36 Member
    I donate and pray,pray I will never wish I had kept them.
  • Denisebar
    Denisebar Posts: 36 Member
    I tried that and had to buy new clothes in the larger size again. Hopefull with y'all to help I won't do that again. I gained 100 lbs back. D-:



    This is me ,but please never again!
  • MeganZeman
    MeganZeman Posts: 53 Member
    Thanks everyone! I think we are all going to go through our clothes this weekend. I'll make a box of stuff that is clearly too large(most likely consisting of those awkward "oh I had a baby a while ago.... but I can't bear to wear maternity pants any longer" clothes) then send it on its merry way.
  • cheripugh1
    cheripugh1 Posts: 357 Member
    Donate and as soon as they are too baggy to look right I give them away... almost everything I had is gone now and I have replaced it with about 1/3 of things because these too will be gone in a couple months.... If you keep them you are setting yourself up to grow back into them or at least in my opinion and I vote no on that one!
  • Broejen
    Broejen Posts: 414 Member
    I either sell or donate. I keep one pair of jeans though to remind myself of where I came from.
  • zoeysasha37
    zoeysasha37 Posts: 7,088 Member
    Now, I have a closet full of clothes that actually fit. Which is a big deal for me, as I used to have size 14 down to size 4 . I donated everything that didn't fit anymore :-)
  • ChildrenCryinNCoffee
    ChildrenCryinNCoffee Posts: 477 Member
    This is gunna make me sound HORRIBLE, but it's the truth. :indifferent:

    I do NOT get along with my little sister (she's 23, I'm 29), literally, not at all. :grumble:

    She's around a size 22/24. I'm rocking a 14/16 (or even a loose 10/12 at some stores!). :drinker:

    Anyways, I boxed up all my larger-er-er sized clothing and mailed it to her....from my mothers address, so she'd think my mother went shopping at the consignment shop for her. :indifferent:
  • honey_tequila
    honey_tequila Posts: 31 Member
    I donate them almost immediately once I've shrunk out of them. I don't want to see them anymore, and I don't ever want to fit in them again :)
  • happyfeetrebel1
    happyfeetrebel1 Posts: 1,005 Member
    I donate them, and then turn around and buy new stuff at the same place. Everyone wins :)
  • Laughter_Girl
    Laughter_Girl Posts: 2,226 Member
    I am definitely getting rid of all of my "fat" clothes. I don't need any reminders. That's what pictures are for. I am giving some of the clothes away (the really cute pieces that deserve a good home), donating some to The Salvation Army and/or Goodwill, and I'm taking some of the pieces to a consignment shop (Why not get a buck or too?).
  • firststepformefal
    firststepformefal Posts: 180 Member
    I donate to charity or sell on Facebook. Getting a few extra $$$ to buy new stuff in the right size. If I go up again, the clothes are usually out of style. I have some skinny clothes that I can fit in, but are not in style so I do not want to wear them.
  • canadjineh
    canadjineh Posts: 5,396 Member
    For those that are keeping some 'fat clothes' for when they get pregnant... Don't you want some cute tops that fit in the shoulders and arms and don't look like your significant other's cast offs. Nothing uglier than a pregnant lady schlepping around in big sweats or too big shirts that don't fit her shoulders and arms. Looks dumpy and white-trashy!

    http://www.shopstyle.com/browse?fts=fitted+maternity+dresses
  • RunnerStephe
    RunnerStephe Posts: 2,195
    Wear them. Belt and suspenders.
  • beautifuldisasta
    beautifuldisasta Posts: 89 Member
    Can't wait til I have this problem, lol! But I think I will throw them away or donate, don't want to ever wear them again, so gonna get rid of that option :)

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