Make Money. And Look Good Doing It.
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Unlike a consignment store, there's no need to wait for your items to sell.
Make Money. And Look Good Doing It.
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Unlike a consignment store, there's no need to wait for your items to sell.
Recycling your closet clean-out with ReLove Exchange is an exciting way of helping the environment, while also earning a little extra cash or trade towards a new wardrobe. If you're looking to sell clothes and accessories you’re no longer wearing, simply bring them into your local ReLove Exchange- our buyers will be happy to take a look!
· BUY SELL TRADE ·
WHAT YOU GET
50%
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30%
· TRADE ·
When you trade at ReLove, we pay you 50% in store credit of the item's selling price in the store. If want to keep your payout in trade for future visits, no worries. We can put it on a trade card that never expires.
· CASH ·
When you sell your clothes for cash at ReLove, we pay you 30% of the item's selling price in the store. This is in the form of cash payment on-the-spot.
Make Money. And Look Good Doing It.
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Unlike a consignment store, there's no need to wait for your items to sell.
Recycling your closet clean-out with ReLove Exchange is an exciting way of helping the environment, while also earning a little extra cash or trade towards a new wardrobe. If you're looking to sell clothes and accessories you’re no longer wearing, simply bring them into your local ReLove Exchange- our buyers will be happy to take a look!
· BUY SELL TRADE ·
WHAT YOU GET
50%
OR
30%
· TRADE ·
When you trade at ReLove, we pay you 50% in store credit of the item's selling price in the store. If want to keep your payout in trade for future visits, no worries. We can put it on a trade card that never expires.
· CASH ·
When you sell your clothes for cash at ReLove, we pay you 30% of the item's selling price in the store. This is in the form of cash payment on-the-spot.
That Store Your Friend Told You About.
Relove Exchange is a buy sell trade resale clothing company.
We put cash back in our customer's wallets, for more shopping.
"I've bought some really nice clothes. I've worn it a couple times, I'm tired of it or it doesn't fit me- where can I make a little bit of money off of it?"
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We understand that many students, expats, tourists, and locals don't have time to sell their old clothes and money to spend on new clothes.
Other than spending hours standing in the rain at flea markets with enormous piles of clothing that sell for only 50 cents, or taking photos and selling each item online, we created a new solution for an immediate reward.
Unlike consignment stores which require your clothing items to sell before you can get paid, if we think we can resell them - we will buy your clothes from you on-the-spot.
Our Mission
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We aim to fill the gap that has long existed in Amsterdam's secondhand clothing market, while also elongating the life cycle of clothing. Our goal is to create a fresh and exciting way to connect men & women’s closets and reduce clothing wastage in the Netherlands.
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We buy directly from the public everyday, which means our stock is a reflection of the current trends in our community.
Similar to shopping from your friend's closets!
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Our team has secured backing from venture capitalists and a host of prominent angel investors. We are on our way to changing the circular fashion economy of the Netherlands, but really, we’re just getting started.
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Make Money. And Look Good Doing It.
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Unlike a consignment store, there's no need to wait for your items to sell.
Recycling your closet clean-out with ReLove Exchange is an exciting way of helping the environment, while also earning a little extra cash or trade towards a new wardrobe. If you're looking to sell clothes and accessories you’re no longer wearing, simply bring them into your local ReLove Exchange- our buyers will be happy to take a look!
· BUY SELL TRADE ·
WHAT YOU GET
50%
OR
30%
· TRADE ·
When you trade at ReLove, we pay you 50% in store credit of the item's selling price in the store. If want to keep your payout in trade for future visits, no worries. We can put it on a trade card that never expires.
· CASH ·
When you sell your clothes for cash at ReLove, we pay you 30% of the item's selling price in the store. This is in the form of cash payment on-the-spot.
NEW AND RECYCLED FASHION
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Sorry, we kunnen niet alles accepteren wat er binnenkomt.
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De Regenboog Groep (English site): De Regenboog Groep works to improve the lives of those living in (many kinds of) poverty. Please contact them before donating.
Packmee: Grab a box and stuff it with all your unwanted but useable clothes, shoes, bathroom / kitchen towels, glasses, and even hearing aids. You can give the box to the post office…for free! They will send it to the organisation. Packmee will sell the donated clothes to specialised companies that will sort out the boxed. Most clothes will be worn again and a small amount will be recycled. They say that they give at least 50% of the income to the charities KiKa or Kinderpostzegels. Go here for a complete list of acceptable items.
Stichting Babyspullen: This foundation collects baby items for low-income parents-to-be. Around the city, red containers are waiting for your donation of baby stuff such as clothes sizes 50 to 92, bottles, and more. In Amsterdam, the containers are at different locations.
Kringloopwinkels: Second-hand stores throughout the city will gladly accept your used clothing and household items.
Volksbond will pick up clothes you donate, usually the same day.
The Salvation Army and Sympany have clothing collection bins in most neighborhoods. Sympany accepts clothing in worn/threadbare condition for recycling.
Speelgoedbank: This organisation provides new and used toys to low-income parents in Amsterdam. Check their website for donation days and accepted items.
More resources from Amsterdam Mamas:
Our list of recommended children's consignment shops in Amsterdam.
Leuk dat je langskomt!
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We nemen een risico om je vooruit te betalen, of jouw items nou wel of niet worden verkocht. Omdat we een alternatieve winkel zijn hebben we beperkt plek om ook "out-of-season" items te bewaren. We hopen dat je begrijpt dat als we jouw items niet aannemen het niet persoonlijk is. Soms hebben we gewoon teveel op voorraad.
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Maak je geen zorgen! Er zijn veel alternatieven waar je jouw spullen kan verkopen.
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Zie hier de lijst voor alternatieven
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1. IJ HALLEN: Dit is Europa's grootste vlooienmarkt en om de 3-4 weken open. Het is een fijne manier om direct je kleding te verkopen, je kan gemakkelijk een kraam huren via de website of Facebook pagina. Alvast een tip: veel mensen betalen 50 cent tot 1 euro voor jouw kleding, dus dit is een goede manier om gebruikte kleding in grote getallen snel te verkopen! https://ijhallen.nl/tips.php
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2. HET WERELDHUIS: Het Wereldhuis biedt informatie en hulp aan ongedocumenteerde migranten die een nieuw leven in Amsterdam proberen op te bouwen. Het Wereldhuis neemt donaties aan en op de website kan je een lijst vinden met spullen die er op dat moment nodig zijn. Zo nemen ze beddengoed, huishoudartikelen, muziekinstrumenten en elektronica aan. http://wereldhuis.org/en/
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3. Marktplaats: Online is a great way to sell your items. This is the Dutch type of "Craigslist" where you can post anything you want to sell and where you are located, so someone can pick it up. You can also start bids on your items, and the variety is extremely wide (for example: furniture, cars, and clothes!) https://www.marktplaats.nl/
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4. Lokale uitwisselingen: Op Facebook kun je geregeld dagen vinden waarop er lokale uitwisselingen plaatsvinden. Dit is een leuke manier om de middag met je vrienden door te brengen en kleding gratis te ruilen. Een paar goede vrienden van ons zijn bijvoorbeeld "Swops" begonnen, waar ze middagen in Amsterdam organiseren om je kleding uit te wisselen met anderen.
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5. United Wardrobe: Dit is voor tweedehands kleding. Je maakt een foto van je item en vermeldt de prijs die je ervoor zou willen hebben. De bijbehorende app maakt het gemakkelijk om snel een foto te schieten en te verkopen! https://unitedwardrobe.com/
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6. PackMee: Pak je herbruikbare spullen (kleding, schoenen, keukenartikelen, elektronica) in een doos en geef ze gratis aan jouw dichtsbijzijnde postkantoor. Zij sturen het door naar Packmee, waar jouw spullen gedoneerd worden aan bedrijven die ze kunnen hergebruiken. Meer lezen kan op de website: https://www.packmee.nl/
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7. Leger des Heils: Containers zijn door de hele stad verspreid.
Vindt ze hier: https://www.reshare.nl/Map
http://www.sympany.nl/vind-een-container/
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8. Stichting Babyspullen: Deze stichting verzamelt babyspullen voor ouders die niet kunnen betalen voor kleding (maat 50 tot 92), flesjes en meer. Zie de containers en hun locatie in Amsterdam: https://www.stichtingbabyspullen.nl/contact/inzamelpunten/
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9. De Regenboog Groep: Dit bedrijf helpt iedereen die te maken heeft met armoede. Hier kan je contact opnemen voordat je je spullen doneert:
https://www.deregenboog.org/en
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10. Kringloopwinkels: These are second hand store around the city that always take donations. They have many locations throughout Amsterdam.
http://www.kringloop-info.nl/kringloopwinkels-provincie-noord-holland/
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11. Volksbond: De Volksbond haalt nog op dezelfde dag gedoneerde kleding op: http://volksbond.nl/
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12. Speelgoedbank: Speelgoed voor ouders met een laag inkomen. De specifieke spullen die ze aannemen zijn hier te vinden op de website: https://www.speelgoedbankamsterdam.nl/site/
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