Vancouver consignment stores for kids clothing

It’s an old adage, but it’s true: kids grow up fast. Which means it’s rarely worth it to buy that gorgeous, brand-new sweater or pair of shoes, as they’ll outgrow it in three months. Thankfully, there are excellent used clothing stores in Vancouver, and because of that quick growth, items are in impeccable shape.

Vancouver consignment stores for kids clothing
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Wee Ones Reruns Ltd

1
612 Kingsway, Vancouver, BC V5T 3K4

One of the few remaining original stores along the once-desolate strip of Kingsway by Fraser, Wee Ones Reruns has a winning formula and an innate sense for up-and-coming areas. Carrying lightly used clothes from Old Navy to Burberry, as well as some select new items like cloth diapers, litterless lunch supplies and quality rain gear, this consignment store has been a winner for local parents since 1995. As the neighbourhood sees an influx of young families, business can only continue to boom.

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Beansprouts

2
4897 Main St, Vancouver, BC V5V 3R9

Right at home in hip and happening Mount Pleasant, Bean Sprouts carries a carefully curated selection of both consignment and new clothing. Adorable leather moccasins, cloth dolls and wooden toys and organic cotton onesies in sweet patterns will help to outfit your child in eco-friendly and budget-friendly style. Looking to consign? Check out their site for when and what they’ll accept.

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MacGillycuddy's For Little People

3
4881 MacKenzie St, Vancouver, BC V6L 2R7

Expect to find some amazing deals at this Dunbar consignment clothing store for kids. Barely worn dresses and sweaters hang pristinely alongside winter coats, all-important Vancouver rain gear and even pyjamas and Halloween costumes. They also have a great selection of books — always a wonderful thing to pass along — and the kids play area in the back means you can hone your bargain-spotting skills while the little ones entertain themselves. It’s a win-win.

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Value Village

4
1820 Hastings St E, Vancouver, BC V5L 1T2

It’s hard to beat the prices at everyone’s favourite no-frills used clothing emporium. Racks upon racks of kids stuff will fill your shopping cart while having minimal effect on your wallet. And because of their alliance with numerous non-profit associations who donate thousands of items weekly, you can bet you’ll always have a different shopping experience. You can also feel good that the proceeds from your purchases are funneled right back into the community through Value Village’s charity partnerships.

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Alison Cairns has been working in writing and publishing for over a decade. A devoted Vancouverite, she loves exploring the hidden gems and new happenings — both cultural and culinary — in the city. She is also a lover of coffee, wine, craft beer and pretty much all food except sea urchin. She staves off the results of these loves by running the seawall, cycling the city and hiking the mountains.
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