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.
Thursday, January 15, 2015
Bright and cozy cotton. Embroidered denim. Preppy button-downs and playful Tees. These are just a few things we love about Gap clothing for kids and baby! And, you’ll find all that and more in the Moxie Jean shop. Our resale inventory—each piece vetted for quality and condition—includes the full range from Gap, Gap Kids and Baby Gap including corduroy jumpers, comfy sweaters, velvet dresses and khaki pants.
Gap's high quality clothing isn't the only reason to love them. They are a company committed to sustainability and are working hard to save the earth's natural resources. Globally Gap is working to provide cleaner water and air in the cities where they manufacture. Additionally, Gap is committed to fair wages for their employees and have instituted a career enhancement program to improve the lives of their factory workers in countries such as India, Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Vietnam.
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
BEVERLY HILLS, CA. - As part of our ongoing efforts to take resale mainstream, online resale leader Moxie Jean has recruited dozens of celebrities and public figures to show their support for this green alternative to conspicuous consumption.
“Divergent” star and father of two boys, Mekhi Phifer (left), “Raising Asia” and “Dance Moms” star Asia Monet Ray, Lauren Potter of “Glee” fame (below), “Parenthood” vet Jason Ritter and the young “Blackish” actress Marsai Martin and are just a few of the stars who took time from the Golden Globes festivities to tweet their support for the growing resale movement:
“Thank you Moxie jean for giving me my new dress. What a great concept. Love it. @MoxieJeanKids” tweeted Ava Kolker (@realAvaKolker), young co-star of “Girl Meets World”.
“Experts estimate that it takes more than 700 gallons of water to grow the cotton in just one t-shirt. Every time you buy or sell gently used clothing, you are making a green choice,” said Moxie Jean CEO, Sharon Schneider.
Guests also received an item of clothing from Moxie Jean inventory and learned how Moxie Jean makes it super easy to fill a bag with gently used clothing and send it in for cash, credit, or to donate their proceeds to the patients served by the Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago.
“Everyone loves a good deal, and resale certainly provides that,” said cofounder Sandra Pinter, “but we know that the key to reaching all families is to make resale as easy and as stylish as buying new. That’s why we are thrilled that these folks are helping get the word out to grow the community of #resalerockstars.”
Beyond famous faces, Moxie Jean’s community of #resalerockstars includes moms like Susan Lauver, who has boy and girl twins now wearing size 3T: “Buying and selling with Moxie Jean has saved me so much time and stress, and allows me to dress my son and daughter like the future international celebrities I just know they're going to be!”
About Moxie Jean
Launched in 2012, Moxie Jean was voted by moms as the #1 site for online resale with more than 40,000 outfits and separates available at www.moxiejean.com. The service specializes in baby, kids and maternity clothing in “like-new” condition, beautifully photographed and listed on an easy-to-navigate website, and all backed up by a 100% money-back guarantee. Brands range from Old Navy to Oilily with a strong emphasis on “Better” brands like Hanna Andersson, Tea Collection, Mini Boden and Ralph Lauren. The free, postage paid Moxie Jean Mailer Bag also makes it super easy to send in outgrown clothes and receive cash, credit or a donation.
Photographs © John Photography
Wednesday, August 13, 2014
We asked Sharon for her thoughts on striking that all-important work-family balance, the beauty of collaborative consumption and the best way to unwind after the kids go to bed. A conversation with Moxie Jean's visionary leader:
