FREE SHIPPING on all orders over $50... everyday
|
100% Money Back Guarantee
|
No-Hassle Returns
Tuesday, February 17, 2015
It’s no secret that Southerners dress to impress – and that effortless style applies to tots as well as adults. You’ll often see little ones looking picture-perfect in smocked dresses and rompers, whether they’re heading to a birthday party, a family function or church.
Monday, February 16, 2015
As the moms who founded Moxie Jean (the site voted #1 by moms for kid's resale) we have a LOT of experience with kids clothes and how to make them look their best and prepare them for sale. Follow these tips to take care of your baby and kids' clothing and help you get the greatest number of items accepted by our "Upscale Resale" team at Moxie Jean.
Moxie Jean doesn't ask you to iron, match, hang or otherwise prepare all your clothing for actual sale--we take care of all that. But sellers who follow these guidelines tend to have an exceptionally high acceptance rate, and so earn $40 or more when they send in a bag - $70 or more if it includes better brands.
If you have high quality, like-new baby and kids' clothing you would like to sell, please review our clothing purchase policies (and pricing charts) to see what we accept and then order a FREE Moxie Jean Mailer Bag today. Or, check out the kinds of clothes currently for sale in our store. It will give you a good idea of the quality and style that "Upscale Resale" means at Moxie Jean.
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Cloth or disposable?
There are advantages and disadvantages to both, of course. If you're thinking about doing cloth, here are a few things to consider:
Tuesday, February 03, 2015
We’ve all been there: wearing our favorite top, giving the baby one last squeeze before handing her off to Grandma or the sitter for that all-too-rare dinner out, and wham—you've got spit up on your shoulder.
Or maybe your baby prefers to spew onto the carpet, or a favorite leather chair. Wiping it up with a rag might seem sufficient at first, but then a few days later you notice the telltale signs: you've got spit-up stains on your grown-up clothes.
Don’t fret. There are ways to remove these baby spit-up stains, and you don’t need to buy a special cleaner.
Here’s how:
To remove breast milk spit up stains, try simply laundering the afflicted item the regular way then line-drying it in the sun. If the stain doesn’t go away, dab a little lemon juice on the area and hang out in the sun again.
Formula spit up stains are typically tougher to get out. For these, try sprinkling baking soda on the area and then spritzing on some seltzer. Stand by while the mixture bubbles and fizzles away, then wash normally in warm water. You can tackle more stubborn stains by soaking the spotted garments in dishwashing detergent overnight in a bucket of hot water, and then laundering with a few extra rinse cycles. Or simply add a little dishwasher detergent to the washing machine water.
You can do the baking soda-seltzer trick on carpet, too. Try scrubbing the area with an old toothbrush to remove the caked on bits first. Got some spit-up on something leather? Try dabbing white vinegar on the area using a soft cotton cloth, but don’t oversaturate, and after only a brief moment, wipe the area clean.
As we know, babies don't just spit up on our clothes.....they tend to go through multiple outfits a day for the very same reason. Check out our favorite laundry tips for removing stains from baby clothes.
If your baby is a spitter, it's one more reason to save on buying their clothes at Moxie Jean. And if you take good care of the clothing, you can actually sell your baby's clothes to Moxie Jean: Order a Moxie Jean Mailer Bag at anytime.
Friday, January 16, 2015
The cost of a baby’s wardrobe can build up over time, since you constantly need to buy new items as your little one grows. But who says you have to pass up all the adorable outfits you want so you can stay within your budget? Here are a few ways to save money without sacrificing style when shopping for baby clothes.
Tuesday, January 06, 2015
Here are a few simple tips to remove baby food stains and keep your children’s clothes looking fresh and clean.
Monday, December 29, 2014
One item that sometimes makes its way onto the “must-have” list for newborns is baby detergent. But do you need a special type of soap to wash and care for your baby’s clothes?
