Consignment/Resale Shop for Maternity Clothes

There's a really great little botique on SE 24th and Burnside called Mama's and Papas. Open Tues-Sat 11-5. They just openned, so they're looking for more inventory.

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You're in luck! Pass It On is just around the corner; you have plenty of time to get ready for it. If you haven't heard of PIO, it's a huge event for children's clothes, toys, furniture and more. You can sell maternity clothes there too, so this should work out great for you. (Maybe you have other stuff you don't need as well?! Cash it in!) Sellers get 70% of their sales, that's better than a store, and up to 80% if you can volunteer to help during the sale.

There are only 2 sales per year, spring and fall, but now 2 locations, in Portland and Hillsboro, so see what dates work for you or do the one closest to you. Hillsboro is going on it's 8th sale, while Portland is just getting started but is expected to grow fast.

Check it out online: http://www.passitonsales.com

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Here is local SW Consignment Shop that would be glad to take your donations -

Assistance League of Portland – 4000 SW 117th Ave, Beaverton, OR 97005 – ###-###-####

Here is a link to tell you what ALP is about

http://www.portland.assistanceleague.org/ps.home.cfm?ID=2336

Thanks

N. O.

There is a great consignment/resale shop for maternity and baby/childrens clothes in SW Portland on Canyon Rd. Baby to Baby resale.

http://www.babytobabyresale.com/

8685 SW Canyon Rd
Portland 97225

I love this store and have consigned and bought since my daughter was a baby and she is now 8. They are very picky about what they take and check all recalls.

There's a cool new shop close in Portland called
"Mama's & Papa's. It's on E Burnside & 24th a few door down from Gossamer.

The Queen's Mab on N. Killingsworth in North Portland. She is taking maternity now. Plus, the store is cute and you might find some things you like!

Baby and Me: http://www.babyandmepdx.com/ has three different locations including Cedar Mills and Tigard.